Next logical step would be WASM, I suppose. Then I could easily show everyone in the world 12-year-old-tombert's masterpiece "Fatso Man and Tarzan Baby".
ETA: I'm gonna give it a go with Claude tonight. Need to justify my $100 membership somehow.
I had forgotten how much time I spent with this software until I saw the screenshot. Thanks for the port!
Does anyone know why the 3DMMForever project stalled? Was technical or was it just a general lack of interest?
I used 3dmm throughout my high school making movies for school projects and side projects for laughs.
This is an absolute gem! Thank you!
I remember this source was released a while back and some people hacked it together to run on modern Windows.
Yay!
Awesome! I can now ditch Windows. The year is finally here.
wow, such an amazing job! really a gymkhana of libraries to port/change. makes me think in the (unknown future) portability of the software I create today
Brings me back! Well done!
That's peretty cool!!
I had never heard of this piece of software before. I would be very interested in trying it out on Linux.
Next logical step would be WASM, I suppose. Then I could easily show everyone in the world 12-year-old-tombert's masterpiece "Fatso Man and Tarzan Baby".
ETA: I'm gonna give it a go with Claude tonight. Need to justify my $100 membership somehow.
I had forgotten how much time I spent with this software until I saw the screenshot. Thanks for the port!
Does anyone know why the 3DMMForever project stalled? Was technical or was it just a general lack of interest?
This one looks to be the active fork, https://github.com/benstone/3DMMEx
i should have read the article first...
I used 3dmm throughout my high school making movies for school projects and side projects for laughs.
This is an absolute gem! Thank you!
I remember this source was released a while back and some people hacked it together to run on modern Windows.
Yay!
Awesome! I can now ditch Windows. The year is finally here.
wow, such an amazing job! really a gymkhana of libraries to port/change. makes me think in the (unknown future) portability of the software I create today
Brings me back! Well done!
That's peretty cool!!
I had never heard of this piece of software before. I would be very interested in trying it out on Linux.