DX Studio Version 2.1 Released - Polyloop

bobsterling · 30th August 2007, 18:40

Version 2.1 has been visually enhanced with a new “black” interface to match the latest Vista look and feel. Compatibility has been extended with the ability to import FBX models, which can be exported from a range of modellers including Maya and Lightwave. Other additions include a new automated 3D sound system, image based buttons that can be added without the need for script, new drop-down lists and the ability to use your own normal maps.

Licenses are available in both freeware (with basic features) and standard editions (from £50) and can be downloaded from the website at www.dxstudio.com.

wibble · 31st August 2007, 00:06

The guys behind DXStudio have really got fire in their bellies. They seem very motivated.

I would love to see them work on the network code and make it easier for users to create more social environments. It would be great to have regular 2D web pages with gateways to 3D environments where like minded people can hang out and chat.

30th August 2007, 18:40	#1 (permalink)
bobsterling Vertex Join Date: May 2007 Posts: 6	DX Studio Version 2.1 Released Version 2.1 has been visually enhanced with a new “black” interface to match the latest Vista look and feel. Compatibility has been extended with the ability to import FBX models, which can be exported from a range of modellers including Maya and Lightwave. Other additions include a new automated 3D sound system, image based buttons that can be added without the need for script, new drop-down lists and the ability to use your own normal maps. Licenses are available in both freeware (with basic features) and standard editions (from £50) and can be downloaded from the website at www.dxstudio.com.

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31st August 2007, 00:06	#2 (permalink)
wibble Spline Join Date: Oct 2006 Posts: 35	The guys behind DXStudio have really got fire in their bellies. They seem very motivated. I would love to see them work on the network code and make it easier for users to create more social environments. It would be great to have regular 2D web pages with gateways to 3D environments where like minded people can hang out and chat.