Archive : : Aladdin 4D Source Code for sale on eBay
Posted By: https://morph.zone/users/522.html. on 2004/8/23 5:25:48
Here is a unique opportunity to purchase your own 3D software! Not off the shelf -- we're talking source code, trademarks and everything! Nova Design, Inc. has put the entire rights and source code to one of their top software titles, Aladdin 4D, up for auction on eBay. Anyone interested can bid and buy a complete 3D-animation package from the world's most popular online auction house!

Aladdin 4D is a powerful 3D-modeling, rendering and animation package that includes the 3D tools that you?d expect as well as many unique features like relative time-based animation, an amazingly powerful particle system, and one of the fastest rendering systems on the desktop. Nova originally purchased Aladdin 4D in the mid-1990s from Adspec, Inc. and then heavily upgraded and modernized to make it even more powerful and easy to use. Aladdin 4D has many advanced tools for professional 3D animation, yet its interface was designed to be easy for anyone to use.

So now Aladdin 4D is available on auction from eBay, the complete package -- all rights, source code, trademarks and everything. It's easy to find, just search for it by name online or go to the original listing directly at http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3695355745 and check it out.

You can find more information on Aladdin 4D online at www.novadesign.com
 
  • Paladin of the Pegasos
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    do you actualy think anyone will buy it? not to be pesemistic but ya
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  • Paladin of the Pegasos
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    Well it never sold in the last round starting at $35,000 so i would guess the same will happen this time. the problem isnt that this is bad software, its the fact most developers dont like to use other peoples code to start a new project. As is the software is great for the Amiga, but its dated with other offerings. It would be nice to see it updated though if anyone gets it.
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  • Paladin of the Pegasos
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    they/he should release it as freeware as it wont sell the 2nd time around at least not for $35k
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  • Paladin of the Pegasos
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    this proves my point a while ago that AC3D is gona be teh way to go. it is curently mantained and is developed by an amigian/examigain, and he shows interest in the platform....
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    Well I can understand how he would want to get some or all of the investment he put into the application in the first place. Just because it didnt sell the first time doesnt mean it wont sell at all. I think 35k is a bit much of a starting bid. Its a huge ammount of money for anyone to spend on an unknown source code for an app not many out of the Amiga scene know anything about.
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