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From: glenng@analogy.UUCP (Glenn Graham)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: Digital Animation Production
Message-ID: <598@illini.analogy.UUCP>
Date: 23 Nov 89 17:56:11 GMT
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Reply-To: glenng@illini.UUCP (Glenn Graham)
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>Byte-by-Byte doesn't support the Amiga versions of Sculpt3/4D(et. al.)
>anymore, haven't you heard?  So, don't hold your breath for any Amiga
>updates of Sculpt.

Common Ken, Thats not true. Byte-By-Byte is putting alot of resources into
a Mac version of Sculpt but that does not mean they have dropped the Amiga
version (though I don't think they have any plans to support the transputer
either). The expanded user base will make for a stronger company. I don't 
hear anybody giving Electronic Arts a bad time for releasing versions of
Deluxe Paint for other machines...

Also, I think you need to add a disclaimer if you are going to take shots
at a company that competes with your employer :)

Disclaimer of my own: I do testing of Sculpt for BBB in my spare time and
have produced 3D objects for them. All opinions are my own.
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