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Geek Culture / DogWaffle...awesome FREE Texture creation progam

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Peter H
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Posted: 30th Sep 2004 11:31
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Just discovered this in the caligari newsletter...

here's the dogwaffle website-
http://www.thebest3d.com/dogwaffle/free/index.html

and here's a link to a tut for it
http://www.caligari.com/News/news_oct2004/tipsandtricks.html

anyway this is a great program and i suggest you try it out!

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Dave J
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Posted: 30th Sep 2004 11:40
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Cool, I've never heard of it before but it looks good so I'm going to give it a try. Nice find, thanks!


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Cian Rice
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Posted: 30th Sep 2004 11:47
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So, can I easily create human textures with this?

Got anime?I do.
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Peter H
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Posted: 30th Sep 2004 11:54
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lol...easy human textures is an oxymoron

i haven't tried human textures(only ground wall type stuff so far) but seeing how easy it's been so far i think it'd be relatively easy

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Kharnor
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Posted: 30th Sep 2004 17:49
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I used to play Scrabble online, and my nickname was Dogwaffle. Weird.

Looks good though, ill have to check it out.

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BatVink
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Posted: 30th Sep 2004 18:17
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Quote: "I used to play Scrabble online"


Did you mean to admit to that, or did it slip out by accident

Sorry, it's my jealousy, I don't even pretend to be intelligent enough to win a game of scrabble, or understand your signature

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Wiggett
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Posted: 30th Sep 2004 18:29
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yeah i remember dogwaffle from ages ago, then i realized my brother had photoshop on the computer anyway, ahh back in the days when i was a dullard. i gotta get photoshop back off him again, might wait till i format my machine, each time i reboot i gotta re-stall milkshape 3d if i wanna use it :/ my machine is the buggy.


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Kharnor
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Posted: 30th Sep 2004 21:22
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Quote: "intelligent enough to win a game of scrabble"


I didn't say i was all that good.
My mum is though, she's totally addicted to scrabble. she plays like 10 games a day online. It's scary!

My signature is Occam's Razor, and it basically means 'No more things should be presumed to exist than are absolutely necessary'. So if there are two theories about something which are equally good, go for the simple one.

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Richard Davey
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Ahh yes DogWaffle, we were going to run with this on the TGC site last year, but it was just a little too unstable at the time. Was quite useless for actually drawing in, but it does have some lovely filters though - I especially loved the Matrix text one and the one that mapped your image onto, well.. sort of a 3D heightmap. Anyway it's worth checking out.

Cheers,

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Posted: 1st Oct 2004 03:19
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I have used it before, it`s actualy been out for a while now <twilight zone theme & echoey voice> theres a bit of syncronicity creeping into things here, Lee started on the Amiga, Amigas AMOS basic started him off and inspired DB, and Dogwaffle was based on that famous Amiga program (the like of which I havent seen since) Deluxe Paint, things that go round come around again eh?, all we need now is somebody to find a PC version of my fave modeler (the only one I mastered) Real3D

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Peter H
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w00t! first of my threads that rich posted in!


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yeah....freak

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