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Hi. Welcome to Huddersfield Amiga User Group's web pages. Please feel free to browse round and be sure to fill in the guestbook which has now been updated.
Hit the guestbook button on the left and follow the links.

For the benefit of YOU, our viewers, here is a list of when each of the pages were updated.

Homepage................11th Sept 1999

History.................13th July 1999

Meetings................13th July 1999

Members.................13th July 1999

Demo....................11th Sept 1999

Guestbook...............11th Sept 1999

Downloads...............21st Aug 1999


On the weekend of 24th July a few of us took the early train out of Huddersfield down to London for the World Of Amiga Show. We set off at 0636 (yes THAT early). Click here for details.


Well, I'm disapointed. Why? Well a few months ago I asked, on these pages, for YOUR work. I'M STILL WAITING. Don't you lot do anything constructive with an Amiga?
At last I have something to add to the downloads page. Anyone who purchased the September edition of Amiga Format, and looked in the gallery section, will have seen the winning picture was done in Cinema4D. I have been in contact with the artist, Stephen Thornber, and he has sent me one of his pictures to include in our downloads section. Please take the time to have a look at his work. He's VERY GOOD.
More of his work can be found by following this link... Stephen Thornbers hompage
Well ain't you lot lucky. Stephen Thornber (AF fame) has taken the time, effort and expense of going to the trouble and writing a tutorial for you all. It shows how to do simple modelling. You kind find these in the downloads section. Please take the time to have ago at his tutorial AND give the bloke some feedback. It's takes alot of time to write tutes and demo's y'know!!!

These pages were written in Blacks Editor. Images were done in PPaint and the pages were tested in Aweb using the STRICT mode, so they should work perfectly. Best viewed from my chair. If not mail me!!
Written by me, Paul Smith 1999.