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adobe dimensions revival
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sweet! i just noticed they implemented dimensions into illustrators "effect" menu. i used to love that program, so simple and in vector. i rarely use illustrator, i'm a freehand man, so i never noticed it. anyway, just thought i'd share my ounce of joy
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Where is this?
Not being familiar with Dimensions, I have no idea what you're talking about.
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Illustrator CS comes with a set of 3D effects that were previously offered in dimensions, where you can extrude and map art to simple shapes.
Although I've noticed that whenever I try to extrude a complex shape (or even one that's somewhat large and/or has a gradient fill) the program hangs on a progress bar that says "resolving visibility" and I have to force quit. Shouldn't do that on a dual 2 G5 with a gig of RAM, should it?
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yeah i noticed it's still slow, but it's good enough for simple extrusions and mappings
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Originally posted by rob5243:
Although I've noticed that whenever I try to extrude a complex shape (or even one that's somewhat large and/or has a gradient fill) the program hangs on a progress bar that says "resolving visibility" and I have to force quit. Shouldn't do that on a dual 2 G5 with a gig of RAM, should it?
I have the same problem, it hangs for a minute or so, but eventually renders, you just have to be patient.
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Lordy, I loved Dimensions back in the day. That and Letraset Envelopes.
(And if anyone here is that old too, I'll meet you in Indy and buy you a Guinness)
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Originally posted by Thorzdad:
Lordy, I loved Dimensions back in the day. That and Letraset Envelopes.
(And if anyone here is that old too, I'll meet you in Indy and buy you a Guinness)
Ha ha... I think I still have the install disks around here somewhere for my 6400!
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Originally posted by mitchell_pgh:
Ha ha... I think I still have the install disks around here somewhere for my 6400!
at the risk of completely highjacking this thread
finally got rid of the 7100 I was hanging onto... replaced my old SCSI scanner so it went for a walk. I still have the System 8 announcement CD.
Does a C64 or C128 with 512K expansion ROM count?
I even have the GEOS package that copied the original PARC interface...
don't ask I don't know why I still have it.
on the thread:
thx for the update on Dimensions [within ILL CS] I need that from time to time and it can really help.
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Originally posted by Thorzdad:
Lordy, I loved Dimensions back in the day. That and Letraset Envelopes.
(And if anyone here is that old too, I'll meet you in Indy and buy you a Guinness)
I still have the install discs for Ready Set Go! Letraset's first page layout program. Who remembers ThunderScan?
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Yeh im running a Mac G5 with 2 gigs of ram, dual 2.5 ghz, a 20 gig scratch disk...and the 3D Extrude and Bevel still lags...
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