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graceworks Member Posts: 455 From: Corvallis, Oregon, USA Registered: 03-03-2001 |
Just register an Email so they can send you the registration key. http://forms.caligari.com/forms/ts3all_free.html -Tim |
Imsold4christ Member Posts: 305 From: Gresham, OR, US Registered: 01-20-2001 |
Sweeeeet. I hope this thing will stay up for a while. I want to wait until I get my new computer so I can install it on that. †Caleb† ------------------ |
rowanseymour Member Posts: 284 From: Belfast, Northern Ireland Registered: 02-10-2001 |
Thanks for the tip off  ------------------ Rowan |
CobraA1 Member Posts: 926 From: MN Registered: 02-19-2001 |
Burn a copy to CD, and print the registration #  .I wonder if it'll work with MindRover (they use .COB files), so I'm downloading it ------------------ |
AmazingJas Member Posts: 437 From: Sydney, NSW, AUSTRALIA Registered: 04-03-2003 |
I got Truespace 3 on a magazine coverdisk a couple of years ago, but found it was a lite version. The main feature that it lacked was editing via text box, you know, you could type in the position, size of an object. This really annoyed me because I loved that from TS1, TS2. Anyways, is this the lite version or the full unadulterated version? |
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Ascent Member Posts: 64 From: Registered: 01-20-2001 |
It's the full, complete version. The current release is Truespace 6.5, so they don't figure there's much harm in giving away v3, and figure perhaps they'll sell a few copies (upgrades) in the process. -Ascent |
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nfektious Member Posts: 408 From: Registered: 10-25-2002 |
Are there any stipulations on commercial use of this version 3? |
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CobraA1 Member Posts: 926 From: MN Registered: 02-19-2001 |
quote: I don't think so, I haven't seen any legal info, though. I wouldn't recommend commerial use, though - I've had some troubles converting objects made in TrueSpace 3.2 to something useful. It works perfectly with MindRover - I think this is the version they used to make their models in. I wonder if that's not coincidence. ------------------ |
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AmazingJas Member Posts: 437 From: Sydney, NSW, AUSTRALIA Registered: 04-03-2003 |
Mindrover? Is that an older robot wars type game? I think I looked at it once, but found it very complicated to play (or is that program?). Then again, there have been a couple of them now so I may be thinking of a different robot programming game. |
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CobraA1 Member Posts: 926 From: MN Registered: 02-19-2001 |
quote: Wire up a rover, and let it participate in contests, races, battles, etc. Yeah, it's a little old. It's a bit easier than some of the programming ones, since it's got a GUI that does drag and drop wiring (programming). Easy to learn, but difficult to master - the player-held contests are tough, since many players have their rovers practically tweaked to perfection, and some players have the advantage of having Computer engineering/science experience. Going through the single-player levels is a bit easier, though. I've already beat all the single-player scenarios. ------------------ |
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AmazingJas Member Posts: 437 From: Sydney, NSW, AUSTRALIA Registered: 04-03-2003 |
Sounds interesting, if a little too much like hard work! LOL. I might give it a look when I get a chance |