Hi Michael,
I was wondering if I could get you to post any screenshots and info related to Sculptura and Sculptura 2?

In "Spare" time without taking away from JG or the rabbit!

This is purely a knowledge/curiosity thing. So, only if it paints your bubble to discuss it. :o

Burr

Hi Burr, here are a couple of things. This is from 28 years ago! There isn't much stuff from Sculptura 2, after maybe something like a year or so into it I decided to rename it to Rhinoceros.

- Michael

Believed that was that!

Cool ! I didn't know you made an instruction manual and everything.

Marc

On a floppy!! Always conscious of that bloat thing (Or a byproduct of how long you've been doing it i guess)

And those sofa cushions!!! Oh the progress you've made......

Time flies. Thanks for that..

@Pilou, re:
> Believed that was that!

No that's something different.


@Burr re:
> On a floppy!! Always conscious of that bloat thing (Or a byproduct of how
> long you've been doing it i guess)

Yeah back then things had to be pretty efficient or else they just wouldn't work.

Let's see - system requirements for Sculptura 1.1:



At least it was expected that you would have a hard drive! ;)

- Michael

Seems remember i cross the way of the age where rhinoceros was free for beta test! :)

Just ludicrous...

Did you have more of a passion for the geometry, or graphics programming....

Hopefully your professor gave you good points, or they look silly now...

Hi Burr,

> Did you have more of a passion for the geometry, or graphics programming....

Well I had a lot of interest in computer graphics from Amiga computers.


> Hopefully your professor gave you good points, or they look silly now...

I was in a kind of unusual college (The Evergreen State College) that didn't give letter grades, just written evaluations.

- Michael

It`s impressive story with that Sculptura software.

I haven`t known that you are important part of Rhino history too.

https://wiki.mcneel.com/rhino/rhinohistory

Now I know why your MoI mesher (exporter) is best ;). I`ve found it gives me better results than Rhino. It`s also much simpler to tweak.

Cheers!!!

Wow, cool!

I love such digital history. I used to be a game developer for the Amiga, MS-DOS and Windows, including version 3.1.

Hi Michael.

re:
> "Well I had a lot of interest in computer graphics from Amiga computers."

The age of the Commodore Amiga has been a unique true gem and a milestone of the whole history of computer science :)