[fragamite]

hej yo

here: (rushed entry for gameart's compo)


and here: (low poly for hastesoftware)


oh.. and a special treat: (found it on an old cd. made in paint shop pro about two years ago)


enjoy!

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make skins not war

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[Zor]

Oh I wonder where I have seen those Models before )

[kos.mandis]

hahah great stuff, especially the twins

[Zor]

na Fragga..there is a way..simply buy us all amigas.. then send the demos so we can see..

sounds simple enuff huh

Muhahah

"spoon"

Z

[fragamite]

hehe thanx
I've made lots of animations like this one on my amiga, but I don't have any idea on how to get them over to PC.. I know I've asked this before somewhere, but how can I get them into something like .gif, on a pc, from deluxe paint IV format stored on floppy disks?

[Drorak]

Fragamite... Photoshop can read the Amiga file format *.IFF
The problem is transferring the contents of your diskettes to a PC... you can't. The only way to do this is through a modem. If you have a modem, simply connect your Amiga to the internet and e-mail the drawings to your PC.
Unfortunately I don't have a modem on my Amiga, and I don't plan on buying one either, but as I'm writing this. I wonder if I can't connect the 2 computers together using the printer's parallel cable?

hmmm... where did I put that Amiga anyway?

[sfr]

fragamite, I don't think there's any PC program that can read the DP animation format (except the fondly remembered DeluxePaint Animation for DOS of course ). But you could save all the frames into IFF files, then bring those over to the PC and use After Effects (or any other program that can read IFF sequences) to render them as a Quicktime or AVI movie.

Saffron / Sunflower