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From: dcoteles@bonnie.ics.uci.edu (David Domenick Cotelessa)
Newsgroups: alt.sex.pictures.d,comp.sys.amiga.misc
Subject: MAKE A BETTER ONE!(was Re: GL for Amiga)
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Date: 17 Jun 91 07:14:55 GMT
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Like many people, I too am dissatisfied with trhe Amiga gl viewer...
Although I do enjou its function to extract pictures from a gl,
I would much rather prefer a GL viewer that:

*Displays text
*uses HAM or some sort of AMIGA format that will display the full spectrum
 of color used on these gls (For the most part, it doesn't seem like it
 would take up a lot more memory than these 16 color deals that the current
gl viwer does (Mmmm...The first Dynamic HiRes anim...hmm....nah))

In fact it could be eaiser if there could be a program that would just
split the gl into its individual frames in HAM mode and let the user
convert and compress to create the anim.....All opinion and speculation,
mind you, but if people are whining and moaning over an AMIGA gl viewer,
create a better one (" Creating a better mousetrap" so to speak...)

All speculation......Don't hate for me for my ignorance
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