Andy
9th November 2006, 04:14 AM
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AC3D in the news
There have been a number of excellent press reviews of AC3D 6 over the last couple of months (see our front page www.ac3d.org (http://www.ac3d.org/) for some quotes). Computer Shopper labelled it as one of their Best Buys, Cadalyst magazine awarded a Highly Commended badge and the Mac magazine iCreate featured a four page illustrated tutorial.
Customer Spotlight
Read the story of how a gaming company is developing a multi-user game incorporating 3D models built with AC3D – DAR Gaming (http://ac3d.org/custspot1.html).
Want to see your own organisation showcased? - contact us (http://ac3d.org/contact.html) for more information and get your hard work seen by thousands.
SkillBuilder pack
An increasing number of schools are finding AC3D much easier to work with compared to traditional, unwieldy CAD packages. We are getting fantastic feedback from teachers who are finding that students are picking-up the basics so easily.
AC3D’s school SkillBuilder pack has been updated for version 6 and is free to licensed schools. The pack contains fully-differentiated student worksheets, pupil assessment trackers, teacher guide and all sample 3D model files to accompany the topics covered. If you haven’t yet got your pack, or would like a full evaluation copy, please contact us (http://ac3d.org/contact.html).
AC3D 6.1 coming soon
The finishing touches are being made to AC3D 6.1.
New features include a new integrated Boolean function, surface flatten function, enhancements to the hierarchy and a Terragen (.ter) terrain importer.
Still not upgraded?
Upgrade now (http://ac3d.org/upgrade.html) to AC3D 6 and get 6.1 for free.
Not yet using AC3D 6? – take a look at what you are missing (http://www.ac3d.org/whatsnew.html)!
AC3D in the news
There have been a number of excellent press reviews of AC3D 6 over the last couple of months (see our front page www.ac3d.org (http://www.ac3d.org/) for some quotes). Computer Shopper labelled it as one of their Best Buys, Cadalyst magazine awarded a Highly Commended badge and the Mac magazine iCreate featured a four page illustrated tutorial.
Customer Spotlight
Read the story of how a gaming company is developing a multi-user game incorporating 3D models built with AC3D – DAR Gaming (http://ac3d.org/custspot1.html).
Want to see your own organisation showcased? - contact us (http://ac3d.org/contact.html) for more information and get your hard work seen by thousands.
SkillBuilder pack
An increasing number of schools are finding AC3D much easier to work with compared to traditional, unwieldy CAD packages. We are getting fantastic feedback from teachers who are finding that students are picking-up the basics so easily.
AC3D’s school SkillBuilder pack has been updated for version 6 and is free to licensed schools. The pack contains fully-differentiated student worksheets, pupil assessment trackers, teacher guide and all sample 3D model files to accompany the topics covered. If you haven’t yet got your pack, or would like a full evaluation copy, please contact us (http://ac3d.org/contact.html).
AC3D 6.1 coming soon
The finishing touches are being made to AC3D 6.1.
New features include a new integrated Boolean function, surface flatten function, enhancements to the hierarchy and a Terragen (.ter) terrain importer.
Still not upgraded?
Upgrade now (http://ac3d.org/upgrade.html) to AC3D 6 and get 6.1 for free.
Not yet using AC3D 6? – take a look at what you are missing (http://www.ac3d.org/whatsnew.html)!