StereoMike

Congrats Andrew! All the best to you and your family! At first I thought it was an old post, kinda deja vu. But then I saw the date was new Are you planning more versions on a regular basis? Will we see v5?

Thanks Don!

@ Phil: They will support multi GPU in the final release, so when you have a board with 2, 3 or 4 PCIe slots, you could easily make yourself a cheap rendermonster by adding some GPUs. Of course your windows gets unresponsive, cause the GPU can't care for your display any longer.

Will there be support for multi gpu in the future? I have to think about a new rig, and there are some motherboards available with 3 pci-e slots. This will come in handy once all the render engines support rendering with cuda (octane render will be available in February, also watch out for arion, furryball etc) allowing for mindblowing render performance (e.g. with 3 nvidia gtx285). Would be nice if 3Dcoat could walk the extra mile and grab all cuda power it could getting hold of.

I'm already testing it, renders are very nice. for 99,- it's a no brainer.

In the faq it reads, there's no advantage for multiple gpu (eg.g. two nvidia cards). That's a pity, wouldn't it be possible to use one card for graphics and the other one for cuda processing?

What speaks against having an auto quadrangulation that has a nice poly flow? I'm sure this will be a killer feature when done right. I could imagine something like a drawing mode, where you roughly place areas that act as poles (e.g. knees, top head, knuckles) in one color, areas for cylindrical shapes in another color (depends on what info 3DC needs). So the automatic know where it has to place rings of polys (around the poles) etc. And maybe a line for general flow orientation (e.g. draw at the back of the character from the back of the head down the spine into two lines down the legs). mike

agree on dual monitor and quad view. btw, isn't that the opel that's based on the Lotus Elise? mike

you pay per ccm of used material. So if you holllow out your model the prices are much more attractive (1.87-2.89 $ per ccm depending on material, minimum 25$). mike

hehe, no friends at RBN to ddos them?

Puuulease don't forget support for painting directly on low poly models (without altering geometry) mike

http://www.newtek.com/forums/showthread.ph...1663#post771663 3rd party plugin :Retopo tools for LW mike

WTF??? How did you retopo all that, all the nipples etc? mike

Wow Jokermax! Is that Cary Grant? Looks awesome! mike

Well done Chris! Thanks for posting it! mike (who saw you at xsi ubertage 2007 )