Author: Marc van Hal
Date: 12:43:36 08/13/02
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On August 13, 2002 at 14:28:44, John Merlino wrote: >On August 13, 2002 at 14:21:33, John Merlino wrote: > >>On August 13, 2002 at 10:55:44, Marc van Hal wrote: >> >>>I saw the 3d boards on the UBIsoft.com website >>>But I think there is more atention givven to the boards then to the pieces. >>>Actualy on the boards I saw you could use some stained glass pieces >>>or use more bumb to give more detail to wood,stone etc. >>>and the saturation of the boards also can be used for the pieces >>>to make them a litle bit shinny. >>>Regards Marc >> >>Those screenshots are small, not very good and are fairly old, even though they >>appear to have been posted only a few days ago. They definitely do not do the >>program justice. >> >>Once again, the ubi.com folks are not using the stuff that we sent them. The >>screenshots that I offered to send people (the same ones that we sent to >>ubi.com) are MUCH nicer and show all of the boards and pieces in much better >>detail. >> >>I have taken the liberty of sending you the screenshots that I have. I hope you >>don't mind.... I think you will like them better than those that you saw on the >>Ubi.com website. >> >>jm > >Unfortunately, your e-mail bounced back, either because your e-mail address that >is listed here is invalid, or because your mailbox could not accept the >attachment (which is a little less than 3 MB). > >Let me know if you want me to send you the screenshots, and how I can do so. > >jm I can't recieve emails above 2mb Marc Well just a litle time and i can see the real thing. But I think you agree that the 3d pieces had not as much detail as it could have. Most people nowadays have good Graphic cards espacialy the hard core gamers. So it is kind of a bad marketing You should show the program at it's best for the selling of more copy's. So kind of od UBIsoft thinks diferent.
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