Truespace 7.6 is FREE !!!

ambitechniques · 24 Jul 2008

Finally, trueSpace7.6 is the only 3D authoring tool on the market which will allow you do all of the above in real-time shared 3D collaborative spaces where members of the design or animation team can maintain real-time interaction from anywhere in the world.

We are taking the unprecedented step of making these tools available to everyone for free in order to stimulate content creation for the present and future online 3D environments, and so that any artist out there with a dream can fulfill their vision without finding themselves trapped by budget limitations. This is particularly true if their vision includes emerging 3D online worlds, where free and unrestricted communities of web artists can collaborate on 3D projects and even establish new kinds of communities the likes of which the world has never seen before, way beyond simple chats in isolated 3D rooms or 3D islands.

Above all, trueSpace7.6 will empower you to create anything you dream up, whether you want to make illustrations for National Geographic, design products for Rolls-Royce, create buildings for Virtual Earth, make advertising or training videos, architectural walkthroughs, innovative video games, or animated films.All of these possibilities are now open to you simply by downloading trueSpace7.6 and learning what its powerful 3D authoring tools can do for you!

To download trueSpace7.6, visit the link below: http://cart1.caligari.com/web/Truespacemainreg.aspx

Also, to aid in your learning process we have made all of our video courses, previously $79 each, available at no charge, and you can download those courses here.

At a time when other companies are removing their low cost products to make it even tougher to get started in 3D, it gives us great pleasure to enable all artists regardless of age or income to create 3D in whatever field they dream of. We hope you enjoy your copy of trueSpace7.6.

infuzion · 24 Jul 2008

Thanks for letting us know 🙂 What is the advantage of Truespace over say Blender?

angstrom · 24 Jul 2008

It's been years and years since I used truespace , I had version 2 I think, but the plus of Truespace has always been the intuitive interface and ease of use. I guess that hasn't changed too much.

I tried blender for a week or so, and then had to spend two weeks untangling my frontal cortex after trying to understand their bizarre Byzantine interface.

Acrobat · 25 Jul 2008

angstrom wrote: It's been years and years since I used truespace , I had version 2 I think, but the plus of Truespace has always been the intuitive interface and ease of use. I guess that hasn't changed too much.

I tried blender for a week or so, and then had to spend two weeks untangling my frontal cortex after trying to understand their bizarre Byzantine interface.

Your message gave me a terrible deja vu... have you ever wrote that before? 😕

angstrom · 26 Jul 2008

According to the forum search I haven't written that before. but it is entirely possible, because it's been years and years since I used truespace , I had version 2 I think, but the plus of Truespace has always been the intuitive interface and ease of use. I guess that hasn't changed too much.

I tried blender for a week or so, and then had to spend two weeks untangling my frontal cortex after trying to understand their bizarre Byzantine interface.

😉