From: bongi@sitesculptor.com (Steven Bongiovanni)
Subject: ANNOUNCE: SiteSculptor(tm) VRML authoring/modeling tool.
Date: Tue, 16 Jul 1996 14:30:50 GMT
Message-ID: <31eba76f.5915506@nntp.ix.netcom.com>
Organization: Netcom


ANNOUNCEMENT:

We are pleased to announce the general availability of SiteSculptor(tm)
version 1.0 beta 7.

SiteSculptor(tm) is a VRML authoring/modeling tool.
http://www.sitesculptor.com/sculptor

Features:

    NURBS based solids modeling engine.  "Industrial strength" CAD accuracy,
    integrated wireframe, surfaces, and solids interface.

    Netscape Live3D VRML browser plugin for true WYSIWYG editing.
    Browse individual nodes or the whole file.

    Primitives-
        Block, sphere, cylinder, cone, tube, prism, pyramid, and torus.

    Modification-
        Union, difference, intersection, profile punch, planar trim, edge
        fillets, solid fillets.

    Manipulation-
        Move, mirror, copy, simple array, circular array, helical array,
        scale.

    Mathematically accurate Boolean operations. (NURBS based)

    Iconic interface with customizable toolbars, mouse buttons, and
    accelerator keys.

    Standard VRML attributes-
        Material, texture, WWWanchor.

    Custom VRML controls-
        Customized rendering options, and AUTOMATIC LEVELS OF DETAIL!
    
    Up to sixteen different simultaneous orthographic "viewports".

    Extensive use of primitives and DEF/USE for the most efficient .wrl files.

    Legibly formatted .wrl files for any subsequent hand editing.

Requirements:

    Intel/Windows 95/NT or 3.1 w/win32s.
    14 meg. HD space.
    TO use the Live3D plugin you must have Netscape 3.0 w/Live3D installed.

Pricing and availability:

    $49.95us
    Beta versions available for download from:
                http://www.sitesculptor.com/sculptor


For more information, visit the WWW site above or email to
        support@sitesculptor.com


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