Anyone has any idea which version would work on the following?
- Indigo2 24bit - R4400 - XS
- Octane 200
Thanks in advance.
- Indigo2 24bit - R4400 - XS
- Octane 200
Thanks in advance.
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Thank you all for the replies. I guess I will have to stick with basic functions.
I am sorry, I guess I needed to get my question right
The first machine I was asking about was XZ, hit the wrong key. And the second one was Origin (not Octane
)..my apologies.
@robespierre - it was 3D studio I was inquiring about, but thanks for the Alias Tools reference!
@R - Thanks for the info and corrections!
- Neo
I am sorry, I guess I needed to get my question right
The first machine I was asking about was XZ, hit the wrong key. And the second one was Origin (not Octane
)..my apologies.
@robespierre - it was 3D studio I was inquiring about, but thanks for the Alias Tools reference!
@R - Thanks for the info and corrections!
- Neo
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hamei wrote:
Neo wrote:
Thank you all for the replies. I guess I will have to stick with basic functions.
Jeeze, guys, no need to be so negative. I have yet to see a person starting out who needs a 6 ghz quad-xeon running Creo v9.
From the sig I'd say you need something very light. Maya 4.0 is supposed to be a lot faster on older hardware, and Maya skills will carry over to newer versions. There's also Lightwave which is very quick and should run fine on an Indy. In the free realm, try Ayam and of course there's Blender. Blender has an ... "unusual" interface so maybe that's not the best choice, although the principles of all of them are the same.
And if people sneer, just remember --
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Thank you Hamei! I really appreciate the feedback. If I end up getting these ideas to work, I will post something back!
Neo.
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