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Just as a quick note the 5.7a Update is now available at Amabilis! http://www.amabilis.com This cures a few bugs and adds a few nice features as well.If you're using 5.7 at the moment then go grab it. It adds back the flat wireframe mode that was removed from the 5.7 release. Thanks for that Richard!! It also has the coordinate locking buttons on the top bar in Colour, so that it's easy to figure out which direction of adjustment you want to lock (Nice Touch). Along with a few other things.All round it seems to be more stable... so if you had any problem running earlier versions, go give this one a try.Best Regards, Julian (Fozzy The Bear)
RE: 3D Canvas Users... UPDATE AVAILABLE!!! To 5.7a
Mucho thanks for the update Foz - (and thanks to Richard for the program and support)...I'll go have a look-see. Cheers! Marc - 3DTrains http://www.3dtrains.com
RE: 3D Canvas Users... UPDATE AVAILABLE!!! To 5.7a
>Mucho thanks for the update Foz - (and thanks to Richard for >the program and support)...No Problemo Marc... It still has the best support of any piece of software out there I just don't know how he does it at such a spectacularly good price.Best Regards, Julian (Fozzy The Bear)
RE: 3D Canvas Users... UPDATE AVAILABLE!!! To 5.7a
Agree - excellect support and personal attention to customer needs - which I suspect is partly due to low overhead. If Richard was as big as Adobe or Discreet, then users wouldn't be so fortunate these days. Long live Amabilis. Cheers Marc - 3DTrains http://www.3dtrains.com
