Fuchur

I actually started with a software called "Monzoom 3d / Pro" from Oberland Computer. That was a small company which I found a software package in a department store from when I was 14 or something like that. (roundabout 1998) A couple of years later they went bankrupt and gave out a small broschure for reasonable priced 3d software alternatives to their customers with some smaller deals in there. (it still is available here for free download nowadays, but of cause very old today: https://www.geoxis.de/monzoom/downloads.htm) There was a deal for Maxon's Cinema4d "light" and a couple of other software... one was Martin Hash's Animation:Master which I especially liked because most other software back then was not aimed at character animation which Monzoom lagged too, while A:M was pretty much focused on that. And that is how I came to A:M. Later I used 3ds and XSI (at work) too, but nothing came close to the ease of use of A:M and so I stayed. I created a couple of animations for work (because they saw how fast I could create stuff with it ;)), in my studies and my diplom thesis and of cause a lot of different smaller and bigger work for fun. Best regards *Fuchur*

Just amazing Mike, just amazing. 1998 is even before I started with A:M (first verison was 8.0 / 2000 for me) when I was a teenager. You already created amazing stuff :). Really great to see that. Best regards *Fuchur*

You can of cause re-embedded it too, if you want to. For that go to the model in the PWS, have a look at the properties and go to "File Info > Embedded". Just switch this to yes and it is in again. Best regards *Fuchur*

Sorry, that one seems to be gone. Maybe Chris or Stefen have it still, but I doubt it. I asked to get the version, he gave it to me and after a while Steffen included it into A:M. You would need to use a newer version of A:M to export. Best regards *Fuchur*

Happy New Year everybody.

Hi Carlos, you can get the newest version (if you do already have a licence version of A:M 19.0 by going to this link: 1.) Using your file explorer go to your installation folder of 19.0 and COPY the file "master0.lic" to your desktop. 2.) Download the new version here: 3.) Install v19.5. 4.) Go to the installation folder of v19.5 and copy the file "master0.lic" from your desktop to this folder. 5.) Open v19.5. If everything worked out, it should now just work. Otherwise your licence may no longer be current or you might want to try to rename master0.lic in the 19.5 folder to "master0.bak" and try reentering your subscription code. Best regards *Fuchur*

That is normal... first you need to export a model with the rig and then you attach actions (as many as you want) to it. Have a look at this video-tutorial to get it right: https://www.patchwork3d.de/am-to-directx-63-en Best regards *Fuchur*

For me I am considering something like that because of my VR headsets. Windows 11 gets rid of Mixed Reality Portal and do not have any option to reinstall it afterwards as it seems. Best regards *Fuchur*

Hey everybody. I want to wish you all a great pre-christmas time and have as each year a little treat for you created with A:M, which will hopefully give you a smile or two with each little clip each day till the 24th of December. I hope you have fun and wish you a nice time (don't forget to visit it each day, since there will be a new clip for you each day opened up): https://advent.targomed.de/adventskalender.php?lan=en Best regards *Fuchur*

I have one too. It works nicely, but you might want to have a look at this article first (is available in english): https://www.patchwork3d.de/blog-5-en/bambu-lab-p1s-mein-neuer-3d-drucker-1203 Best regards *Fuchur*

Nicely done and nicely included. I can see what was done in A:M and what was native Minecraft but I really have to concentrate on it and that means it is very well done. Best regards *Fuchur*

He really is looking great. Best regards *Fuchur*

Very nice for your first model. Looks like very ergonomic with spline count (which is a very good thing) and captures the shape nicely. Best regards *Fuchur*

Very nice and interesting. Thank you very much for the post :). Best regards *Fuchur*