It's Official, Seamless3d 2.161 is Ready for Download

[thyme]

• Palette Control Panel
• Color Coded Ownership Control Panel
• X-Ray Mode
• X-Ray Edit Mode
• Fast Click 3D Window Skeleton Creation
• Part Mirror Field
• Rectangle Multiple Vertex/Poly/Control Point Selection Tool
• Single Screenshot
• Screenshot Movies
• Anim View Capture
• FFmpeg installer for Seamless3d
• Click to Insert NURBS Control Points
• NurbsPatch Stitching
• NurbsLathe beginSP & endSP Fields

http://www.seamless3d.com/download/2.161.html

[Alain]

LOL

And many more bugs over the last 7 months have been fixed that escape my memory at the time of this writing.

it is a pleasure to explore the new stuff , Thyme ,
I beagan with "making movies"

[Lilly]

Hello thyme and Alain
Oh mais très intéressantes améliorations pour Seamless !
Avec palette des couleurs et autres nouveautés je vois !
Oh je suis très impatiente de l'essayer ;o))
Bonne journée
hugs
Lilly

[fabricator]

The palette control panel is something I'm sure people will use constantly. Nothing beats being able to see the exact colour you want rather than guess work.

Any thoughts on a more complex material editor, to view and edit more complex effects like metal and other shiny materials ? I've seen most use a sphere to display the material being edited, but it doesn't work in reality as no attempt it made to use the scene lighting.

[darkEyes]

heyyy thymer...remarkable work....you continually amaze me my wonderful friend...hugggs/kisses

[thyme]

hello Alain, Lilly, fabricator and darkEyes thanks much for your kind comments

Any thoughts on a more complex material editor, to view and edit more complex effects like metal and other shiny materials ? I've seen most use a sphere to display the material being edited, but it doesn't work in reality as no attempt it made to use the scene lighting.

I guess you could have the spheres rendered as 3d objects by the 3d window but if they are affected greatly by different light settings I wonder if a set of preset material settings to choose from would still have this same problem unless you use a standard light setting and be consistent with your view orientation when choosing the material settings.