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3D v19, Floor v15 released

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3D v19, Floor v15 released

3D v19, Floor v15 released

(OP)
Downloads available from the website. Floor<>3D integration implemented once again.
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RE: 3D v19, Floor v15 released

Correct me if I'm wrong. But, if you want to use RISA-3D inside of RISAFloor, then you're forced to use the old RISA-3D interface. Right?

That's got to be frustrating going back and forth between two totally different interfaces. Has RISA given any estimates about when the other programs (Floor and Foundation) might get updated to the new interface?.

RE: 3D v19, Floor v15 released

Caveat:
I'm a former RISA employee who probably prefers the old interface. Though I now work for a competing software company. So, my comments on the new interface (and the direction of the company, in general) should be taken with a grain of salt.

RE: 3D v19, Floor v15 released

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Floor v15 now works with 3d v19 via the director (finally). But floor (and foundation maybe...not installed) latest version is still the old GUI. Only 3d (and connection/2d/etc) have the updated GUIs.

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