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Re: Introducing Advance Software / Infinity ...
No offense, but the website and the graphics just look horrible, if i wasn´t at least a little bit interrested in what this program does i would close it right after seeing it. Also post examples(more then one picture) and not just text(at least links). You should write a little introduction post instead of asking 14… -
Re: Introducing Advance Software / Infinity ...
Hi Visceral, Up to this point, the focus has been technology not graphics. Advance Software is an Autodesk registered developer. You're welcome to verify this with them. Autodesk Developer Network ID : GBGB1306 I understand your concern. You could use a virtual machine (VM Ware Workstation) or a second hard drive to… -
Re: Introducing Advance Software / Infinity ...
Considering the amount of competition you are going to face, it might be a good idea to incorporate some marketing into your development. Find a niche market and develop for that audience. For example: target realtors by setting up extremely easy to use tools for mocking up virtual houses. Something very simple and easy… -
Re: Introducing Advance Software / Infinity ...
Hey there, I think you have an interesting idea, and no doubt; the programming behind this is a huge job. Beyond what has been discussed, I think you should make it clear what a "3d web browser" is. You sort of go on as if everyone already is familiar with what you're talking about, but I personally have never seen one in… -
Re: Introducing Advance Software / Infinity ...
Hi SpeCter, Not rude at all - frank & to the point. Nothing wrong with that. To address your points : 1. There isn't much point showing off prototype placeholder art other than to demonstrate concepts to site designers. 2. The html site design is early placeholder too. Sorry to hurt your eyes. 3. Yes, you're right, it's… -
Re: Introducing Advance Software / Infinity ...
Thanks for the suggestion, but I don't think it's wise to upload videos of prototype art. You all know what a 3D engine looks like. Interactive computer software must be interacted with in order to determine how effective/robust/responsive/stable/capable it is. Go tell Tim Sweeney & John Carmack that they should code their…
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