advanced rendering for AutoCAD
Reinstalling NXT
Roy
Just reformatted hard drive and need to reinstall NXT
I was wondering about the RPC animations I see in the experimental version
Do moving RPC people work?
Just wondering which version i should go with
How stable is the experimental?
Thanks
Marty
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Permalink Reply by Roy Hirshkowitz on
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Nope. First, we're only talking about implementing the RPC portion-- the objects won't actually move. Second, I'm waiting for Archvision to publish an update. I'll try talking to them again.
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Generally speaking, most people on the forum use the experimental version. They're typically pretty good-- no guarantees though.
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Permalink Reply by Martin Klain on
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Thanks as always i go for the experimental
Marty
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