I respect the process and hard work you all are putting into v9.
Also remember... some of us deeply rely on EI for our livings... Im not ready to jump ship yet for a number of reasons... but an occasional update
will help greatly in my business planning...
thanks...
Scott
its been over 2 months now UPDATE the EI 9 Progress please
Started by supernova, Dec 22 2010 04:55 AM
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Posted 22 December 2010 - 11:09 AM
Ola Scott,
Our process is going really fine, since we are changing EIAS a lot, we have more bugs to deal..
We are really happy with our development, we are here and hearing everybody..
Thanks
Tom
Our process is going really fine, since we are changing EIAS a lot, we have more bugs to deal..
We are really happy with our development, we are here and hearing everybody..
Thanks
Tom
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Posted 25 February 2011 - 12:25 PM
hi there, old and new EIAS friends 
what about the perspectives of EIAS on OSX? will animator and camera be fully 64 bit capable (cocoa)? this would be an essential feature for handling large projects, imo.
also: will it be dongle free? i remember that one of the many personal reasons not to upgrade anymore since version 6.x was the additional cost for a dongle replacement including the expensive cost for shipping this to europe (the old eve dongle didn't work any more on later versions of EIAS)... while i understand that protecting software is important, maybe another solution would be more user friendly?
it has been a long time since i last used EIAS for my work, but i'm still curious about the future developments, so can we get any further hint when EIAS 9 will see the public light? Q3 2011?
cheers
markus
what about the perspectives of EIAS on OSX? will animator and camera be fully 64 bit capable (cocoa)? this would be an essential feature for handling large projects, imo.
also: will it be dongle free? i remember that one of the many personal reasons not to upgrade anymore since version 6.x was the additional cost for a dongle replacement including the expensive cost for shipping this to europe (the old eve dongle didn't work any more on later versions of EIAS)... while i understand that protecting software is important, maybe another solution would be more user friendly?
it has been a long time since i last used EIAS for my work, but i'm still curious about the future developments, so can we get any further hint when EIAS 9 will see the public light? Q3 2011?
cheers
markus
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Posted 25 February 2011 - 02:07 PM
Hi Markus,
EIAS 9 is looking really, very nice, I have been doing some lovely (and FAST) renders with Camera 64 MP.
It seems like, for the moment at least, the dongle is here to stay (I recently noticed that the number of apps we use here that require dongles is increasing, not decreasing...).
Maybe Tomas can say more
Ian
EIAS 9 is looking really, very nice, I have been doing some lovely (and FAST) renders with Camera 64 MP.
It seems like, for the moment at least, the dongle is here to stay (I recently noticed that the number of apps we use here that require dongles is increasing, not decreasing...).
Maybe Tomas can say more
Ian
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Posted 25 February 2011 - 02:40 PM
Ola Markus,
We dont have plans to remove the dongle, for now
We plan to release a DEMO version, which will be our first experience without the dongle.
About handling huge amount of data, we handle better the data with our Animator 32bits with the improvements we did than some of our competitors which are already 64 bits cocoa, believe me.
We are doing our changes, step by step, following our plans and we are going really fine.
Lets see
Thanks a lot
Tom
We dont have plans to remove the dongle, for now
We plan to release a DEMO version, which will be our first experience without the dongle.
About handling huge amount of data, we handle better the data with our Animator 32bits with the improvements we did than some of our competitors which are already 64 bits cocoa, believe me.
We are doing our changes, step by step, following our plans and we are going really fine.
Lets see
Thanks a lot
Tom
Tomas Egger
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Posted 07 March 2011 - 12:48 AM
I respect the process and hard work you all are putting into v9.
Also remember... some of us deeply rely on EI for our livings... Im not ready to jump ship yet for a number of reasons... but an occasional update
will help greatly in my business planning...
thanks...
Scott
ditto...
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Posted 12 August 2011 - 05:21 PM
Ola Phungus,
Probably I dont have your email in our mailing list
http://eias3d.com/Ma...eting/05072011/
http://www.eias3d.co...ead.php?tid=738
Hope that help
Thanks
Tom
Probably I dont have your email in our mailing list
http://eias3d.com/Ma...eting/05072011/
http://www.eias3d.co...ead.php?tid=738
Hope that help
Thanks
Tom
And that month has passed.... so wazzup?
Tomas Egger
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