Included are several images that were created with Animasia 3-D. These images aren't meant to be THE demonstration of the application but to serve as a interim solution until a HyperStudio demo stack is created.
The first image, "Apple.IIgs.2," is of a 3-D GS system scaled to true dimensions. Animasia 3-D lets you scale models to precise sizes.
The second image, "Pinky.2," is a test of a cartoon mouse based upon the Animaniacs character Pinky. All of its body parts are linked together.
"Warning.test" is a lighting test for the 40-second animation entitled "Warning!" A funny-looking man faces a GS. The objects that appear to hang in mid-air are lights. There are three lights: a spotlight peering in through the window, a directional light at the upper-left part of the image, and another spotlight inside the hanging lamp over the GS. For the final animation, these lights were hidden.
"X.29" is an image of an X-29 fighter jet. Unlike the models in the other images, this was created using a 3-D digitizer and imported into Animasia 3-D.
The last image, "hQZ," is a nonsense word made up of three letters that were also imported into Animasia 3-D. While the other images use shades of gray, this simple one looks best in color.
A final note about the images: Animasia 3-D can create either 640 or 320 resoltion images and animations. Color or gray-scale can be used depending upon the desired quality. Any of these models could be viewed from different angles and different field of views. Animation is accomplished by changing the current time and changing the model. It's that simple. (Due to space constraints, many of these models will not be included with the Animasia 3-D package.)
Look for the 40-second "Warning!" animation. You may never open your GS again.
