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 From:  Michael Gibson
3537.16 In reply to 3537.15 
Hi Pilou, probably in the case that you saw, Sketchup was ending up using the OpenGL "software" rendering mode, where the video card's 3D capabilities were not being used at all.

There has been a lot of progress in Parallels since then and it allows better access to the video card's 3D hardware.

- Michael
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 From:  Frenchy Pilou (PILOU)
3537.17 In reply to 3537.16 
Surely something like that :)
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 From:  phunkidude
3537.18 In reply to 3537.17 
It's running really sweet in Parallels 5 under Windows 7
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 From:  twofoot
3537.19 
I run Moi on my Mac under Parallels 4. Works 100% all the time. I prefer Parallels since you don't have to reboot the machine. You can work in WinXP and OS X at the same time. Pure goodness.

Once you learn the UI, the program makes good sense.

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 From:  KevinJ
3537.20 In reply to 3537.19 
Hi All,

Trying out moi. I am on a mac running it via parallels. Is the sound on the tutorials from from the first link?

Just wondering.

KJ
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 From:  Michael Gibson
3537.21 In reply to 3537.20 
Hi Kevin, there is sound on the video tutorials here:
http://moi3d.com/2.0/docs/moi_help.htm

but it turns out that I used a sound codec (Windows Media _voice_ codec) that many Mac WMV players do not support.

But if you download the .wmv file, and then play it with the Windows Media Player from within Parallels, I think that should give you audio.

- Michael
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