sprockets The Snowman is coming! Realistic head model by Dan Skelton Vintage character and mo-cap animation by Joe Williamsen Character animation exercise by Steve Shelton an Animated Puppet Parody by Mark R. Largent Sprite Explosion Effect with PRJ included from johnL3D New Radiosity render of 2004 animation with PRJ. Will Sutton's TAR knocks some heads!
sprockets
Recent Posts | Unread Content
Jump to content
Hash, Inc. - Animation:Master

AmXP

*A:M User*
 View Profile  See their activity

  • Posts

    4

  • Joined

  • Last visited

Profile Information

  • Name
    AmXP

Previous Fields

  • A:M version
    old version

Recent Profile Visitors

The recent visitors block is disabled and is not being shown to other users.

AmXP's Achievements

New User

New User (2/10)

3

Reputation

  1. AmXP
    @Roger - Thanks again for offering to help. This got resolved months ago (apologies for not updating the post accordingly). Jason Simonds did a great job getting this taken care of by installing v18 that still works with XP.
  2. AmXP
    @Roger - Thanks for the offer, but it looks like we're getting it setup as requested (still trading emails, but making progress). Making an A:M working in Virtualbox tut video sounds like a good idea.
  3. AmXP
    Currently trying to test your suggestion. Will follow up post about success.
  4. AmXP

    Can I get an XP compatible A:M version?

    I've sent messages multiple times over the past few months to various contact emails listed on Hash.com with the typical response being to contact a different email with no specific "Yes" or "No" answer to my request.

    I know there was a server/system crash around March which backed responses up. The last response suggested posting here on the A:M forum and here's the post.

    I want to purchase the newest A:M version that's compatible with Windows XP (v17?). 

    Had v12 or v13 years ago and need an XP A:M again if possible.

    Why XP? I have another design program that is no longer available beyond XP I used with A:M back then to speed up workflow and want to do so again.

    It's too troublesome to import/export files from a newer A:M version on one cpu into this other old program on the cpu running XP. Same story with running a VM since the VM would have to run on the XP cpu since all the needed peripherals are also on the XP cpu.

    [Also created as a post in case it gets a faster response assuming you're always busy with work]
    https://forums.hash.com/topic/51755-can-i-get-an-xp-compatible-am-version/

    1. MAYAman

      MAYAman

      You can find XP compatible versions of AM on Ebay every day.  I still have all my CDs going back to 96.  :)

      Tons of CDs out there.

    2. AmXP

      AmXP

      Jason Simonds did a great job of getting this resolved since v18 ended up working on my XP machine.

      Jason helped walk me through the install process that I kept tripping over (H/T: place the final install master file in the program folder on your C drive).

  5. AmXP started following Can I get an XP compatible A:M version?
  6. AmXP
    I've sent messages multiple times over the past few months to various contact emails listed on Hash.com with the typical response being to contact a different email with no specific "Yes" or "No" answer to my request. I know there was a server/system crash around March which backed responses up. The last response suggested posting here on the A:M forum and here's the post. I want to purchase the newest A:M version that's compatible with Windows XP (v17?). Had v12 or v13 years ago and need an XP A:M again if possible. Why XP? I have another design program that is no longer available beyond XP I used with A:M back then to speed up workflow and want to do so again. It's too troublesome to import/export files from a newer A:M version on one cpu into this other old program on the cpu running XP. Same story with running a VM since the VM would have to run on the XP cpu since all the needed peripherals are also on the XP cpu.
×
×
  • Create New...