Red Ocktober
08-03-2009, 08:35 AM
a quote from the developers...
3D Rad is now completely free to use for commercial and non-commercial purposes!
Development will continue as usual, hoepfully at the same massive pace since 3D Rad v6 was released almost 3 years ago.
I want to thank all registered users who has supported development when it was commercial, by purchasing their licenses. I strongly feel your money has been very well spent! I'm sure all users who now enjoy this excellent software free of charge are aware that nothing like 3D Rad would have been possible, without your substantial support. Thank You!
For more about the reasons for such a dramatic change in the 3D Rad business model, and answers on 3D Rad future, please click here.
- Fernando
3D Rad Developer
http://www.3drad.com/
you might as well try it out... you've got nothing to loose... and everything to gain...
... well, almost everything ;D
for all you developers out there with a vision of making the next great naval sim (hhhmmmm, sounds like i might know this person :) ) take a good look at it... it's very straight forward and easy to use... and there's a lot of good 'stuff' already there that you can use... built in physics, scripting for complex logic, dx9 graphics, and a lot of prebuilt assets and resources...
examples of scenes done in 3DRAD...
http://home.att.net/~mikey102/3DRADType23_Prog5.jpg
http://home.att.net/~subbase2/3DRADWaterFlight2.jpg
http://home.att.net/~subbase2/SSN578Skate2.jpg
--Mike
3D Rad is now completely free to use for commercial and non-commercial purposes!
Development will continue as usual, hoepfully at the same massive pace since 3D Rad v6 was released almost 3 years ago.
I want to thank all registered users who has supported development when it was commercial, by purchasing their licenses. I strongly feel your money has been very well spent! I'm sure all users who now enjoy this excellent software free of charge are aware that nothing like 3D Rad would have been possible, without your substantial support. Thank You!
For more about the reasons for such a dramatic change in the 3D Rad business model, and answers on 3D Rad future, please click here.
- Fernando
3D Rad Developer
http://www.3drad.com/
you might as well try it out... you've got nothing to loose... and everything to gain...
... well, almost everything ;D
for all you developers out there with a vision of making the next great naval sim (hhhmmmm, sounds like i might know this person :) ) take a good look at it... it's very straight forward and easy to use... and there's a lot of good 'stuff' already there that you can use... built in physics, scripting for complex logic, dx9 graphics, and a lot of prebuilt assets and resources...
examples of scenes done in 3DRAD...
http://home.att.net/~mikey102/3DRADType23_Prog5.jpg
http://home.att.net/~subbase2/3DRADWaterFlight2.jpg
http://home.att.net/~subbase2/SSN578Skate2.jpg
--Mike