When I first saw this program I fell in love with it and began using it as much as I could. I still have the files for a cardboard, paint-stir-stick, and carpet-tube “Big Comfy Couch Mailbox” that I designed and put together for Sara when she was only two. The total material cost was $3.00 and the Cheetah3D software was $49.00.
Version 4 of this amazing Mac OS X 3D software adds powerful animation features like a joint based character animation system and morph targets.
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Here we are!
It still feels like home but…
Well, I’m in Toronto now. It’s very lonely without the kids but I think I’ll be able to take care of a bit of business here so the trip will be worth while.
The drive down went well and I’m putting some photos into my Flickr collection documenting a few stops along the way. Here is a thumbnail of one of the photos.
That was a very interesting spot along the way! It seems like we were just heading along Hwy17 one afternoon and decided to stop and take a photo.
Well, this is my first entry on a live system so it should be something significant. There’s really not much to say this morning though. Sara and Ethan slept well and I’m up early getting a bit of work done before I make breakfast. Once again, the internet connection is not working so I may not get to post this anyway.
I’ll be driving to Toronto today and I’m hoping the drive goes well.
That’s about it for now.