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Electric Image Animation System 2.8

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Category:	Video
Year released:	1998
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Download electricimagetm_film_2.8r.sit (12.78 MB)
For Mac OS 8 - 8.1 - Mac OS 9

Download electricimagetm_film_2.8r.zip (13.54 MB)
For Mac OS 8 - 8.1 - Mac OS 9

Download electricimagetm_film_2.8r.sit (17.06 MB)
For Mac OS 8 - 8.1 - Mac OS 9

Manual

Emulation
This app works with: SheepShaver,

Electric Image animation and modeling software is widely recognized in the broadcast and motion picture industries as having the most advanced 3D rendering technology. It is often used in the creation of blockbuster movies, such as "Star Wars: The Phantom Menace", "Star Trek: First Contact", "The Mask" and "Terminator 2: Judgement Day." Besides its impact on Hollywood's top feature films, Electric Image software is also widely used for broadcast television graphics, such as NBC's "Dateline", FOX's "The X-Files", and TNT's "Babylon 5", and in the creation of videogame titles for the Nintendo 64, Sony PlayStation, Macintosh and Windows PCs.

Place "EI Dongle k" in the extensions folder and reboot.

Compatibility
Architecture: PPC

Comments

by Nimrod - 2013, March 28 - 10:24pm

I've uploaded some manuals and a 2.9 tutorial. The finished project file may work only in 2.9 but the other project files should be OK.

by Gary - 2013, March 19 - 2:53pm

I started experimenting with the software but quickly discovered that I need the Manual and tutorial that came on the original CD.

These tools aren't in the download you posted. Is there any chance you have them still?

Gary

by Nimrod - 2013, February 26 - 12:24am

Yes, sorry. The zip file was intended for OS X users using emulators. Thanks, SwedeBear. I uploaded another .sit just to be sure.

by SwedeBear - 2013, February 25 - 8:28pm

A SIT archive is available (the lesser size). The ZIP archive can be expanded under OS X w all parts intact.

by Gary - 2013, February 25 - 5:09pm

I was given a demo of this package back in 1994. It was incredible but WAY beyond my pocketbook.

So I was salivating over the possibility of finally using it myself.

Unfortunately the ZIP file only contains documents - no applications. It looks like the resource fork of every file has been destroyed.

Please repackage the archive as a SIT file and submit it again.

Gary