CAD-3D 2.0 README.DOC (3/25/87) Here are the latest additions and alterations: - SUPER VIEW MODE SETTINGS: When rendering a Super View in Final mode, you may abort the rendering process at any time by pressing [Undo]. - CYBSMASH.ACC: This desk accessory compresses files during a CYBERMATE Recording session in CAD-3D 2.0. If CYBSMASH.ACC is not installed, CAD-3D will warn you at boot time. If you do not plan to record CYBERMATE animations, you do not need this accessory. - CYBERMATE PLAYBACK: If you wish to play back your CYBERMATE Recordings without editing them from CYBERMATE, use the programs found in the ANIMATOR folder on your CYBERMATE disk. Instructions will also be found within that folder. - CYBER CONTROL: Tom Hudson is currently working on CYBER CONTROL, which is a motion-control language that lets you control CAD-3D 2.0 from a text command file. With CYBER CONTROL, you can automate your recording sessions. Create complex, looping instructions, then go off for dinner while CAD-3D automatically goes through its paces. - ARBITRARY PIVOT POINTS: When placing Arbitrary Pivot points, the X, Y, and Z coordinates of those points will now appear in the title bar of the active view window. These coordinates will be in integer form (e.g., 1000 = 10.00), and will be compatible for use with the CYBER CONTROL system. - DISK BACK-UPS: We had so much code to place on this disk that we had to use a special formatting program called TWISTER which adds 40K of space. (TWISTER was originally published in the Spring 1987 issue of START, The ST Quarterly.) As a result, YOU MAY NOT USE THE STANDARD GEM DISK COPY ROUTINE TO BACK UP THIS DISK. You may back-up the various files by dragging them as a group, or individually, to another disk. - GDOS OUTPUT: Instructions for using GDOS printer output, and the Hardcopy program are included in the HARDCOPY folder on this disk. - The CAD-3D illustrations at the beginning of the manual (Android), and at the beginning of the Reference section (Space Station) were created by Darrel Anderson and are available on the Future Design Disk (ST0232) through The Catalog.