Tomas Egger

Ola Maher, Sorry! I forgot to reply on the forum! Here the all Blair’s plug-ins projects and Docs. https://www.dropbox.com/s/bmyrdbpp5nnp7qh/northernlights3d_eias9_projs.zip?dl=0 Hope that helps Thanks Tom

Ola Maher! Really beautiful renders!!! Time to create a scene with these assets! Try to prepare a scene and render, I will post it for sure.. Awesome! Thanks Tom

Ola Maher!! Hehe, please, post a link showing some renders.. :) Thanks Tom

Ola Maher! Nope, because the "main" EIAS 9.1 Camera still 32 bits and have a external 64 bits module. EIAS v10 its only one app now, full 64. Thanks Tom

Ola Frank! OS Catalina for example need a new dongle driver (64 bits version). Thanks Tom

Ola Frank! Never tested, but I guess Yes, why not? Thanks Tom

Hey Frank! We still don't have a date of release, we hope to enter in the bug fixing only as soon as possible :) But memory is always good to have :) Thanks Tom

Ola my friends! EIAS 9.1 will not run on OS Catalina, since the new OS is full 64 bits :( EIAS v10 is already running on the new OS :) I did a test this week with v10, loading a 3.58GB .obj model! v10 loaded and I tried also Modo, crashed. Thanks Tom

Ola Maher and Steve! Good to know, we changed the material system on v10 allowing more options in the data transfer from other apps.. I will explain later after the release. Thanks Tom

Ola Burney! Did you try this installer? Animator is not finding the dongle driver in the Library.. El Capitan OSX dongle Installer Thanks Tom

Ola Maher, If the Models have UV data, OBJ will bring them with textures. (of course, depend of the Modeler export) Thanks Tom

Ola Maher! Please, contact Blair, info@northernlightstactical.com Thanks Tom

Ola Maher, Do you mean in EIAS 9.1? I think only Dante will be working. Thanks Tom

Ola Guys, We used Kitbash on one of our feature films :) Thanks Tom

Ola Paul! Lets wait a bit more and you will see all features at once.. :) Most of the new features are done inside Animator to handle animations for projects like "Cliffs of Freedom" feature film. Thanks Tom