P3D Re: ARCHIVES

[Dan Shelley <dshelley@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Mark Langenfeld wrote:
> 
> On Thu, 29 Jan 1998, Eric Drysdale wrote:
> 
> > Another indespensible source of 3D information for the newbie eager for
> > more information are the "back issues" of this very mailing list, and it's
> > free! I learned almost everything I know about 3D this way.
> 
> Thanks, Eric (and all the others who've so kindly responded).
> 
> I've spent some time "drinking at the well" of the P-3D archive.
> Unfortunately, much of that has been during the wee hours (when it's tough
> to get things to stick). Guess I'll have to put the printer to work.
> 
> Mark

Just FYI - There will be copies of the WHOLE P3D archives on the comind
3D-CD. Having this locally will make researching the past easy...
Consider getting a copy of that project rather than burning a tree's
worth of paper through your printer. =)

For those who are not familiar with the 3D-CD project - I am in the
process of creating a CD with as much 3D information, images and
software I can pack. Anything that is public domain, or that the owners
give me permission to copy is going in there. This will allow for off
line browsiing of web sites, access to the P3D archives, and viewing of
images at great speed vs actually browsing them. I have several 100 MB
of stuff already downloaded, and am slowly building the project up. 

Does anyone require more information? 

Dan Shelley
dshelley@xxxxxxxxxxxx
http://www.dddesign.com/3dbydan


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