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I have to agree. It's been a long time since I posted anything here, but I still drop in from time to time to see how the project is going.

It's very sad that Steve has abandoned the software. I don't think he's labouring away cooking up a new version because he'd have posted something by now in the forums - especially with the number of people who write in asking what's going on.

I learned CGI modelling on Anim8or and still think it's a very useful tool. You can use it from a pen-drive, run it on the lowest-powered computers, build a great deal of stuff with it. It's so frustrating to think that such a promising piece of software was just dropped by its author.

Steve, if by any chance you read this:

Please tell us if you are still working on Anim8or.

If not, are you willing to offer the source code to any coders who could take the project on?

You still have a lot of fans out here - you made a brilliant little program. If you don't want to do anything more on it, make it open source!

Thank you very much. This has come in handy!

Kubajzz, thanks for the script, but I can't get it to run.

The debug output gives the message:

Compiling "F:\Anim8or\Script\version2\Boolean Intersection.a8s":
error on line 23: undefined indentifier 'attribute'
error on line 23: ';' expected
23 lines 2 errors

There's a similar message with each script. Is there something special I need to do in unzipping and installing the files, perhaps?

Either Steve or the Blenderheads. They've been raising hell about it on their site, too. What a loser! Hope that's the last we hear of him.

That's awesome! Did you use any other software, or just Anim8or? Methinks you ought to be writing tutorials if you're this good!

Quackar, you shouldn't need to install it - unless you were joking there.

Just download the Anim8or.exe file and double-click it.

I believe that Terranim8or is able to do this. You set your scene up, save it, then open it in Terranim8or, where you can apply the animated texture. Save it, then open it up again in Anim8or.

You might try

http://www.mp3d.info/Anim8ortutorials/page1.html

and scroll to the bottom.

Or have a look at the links in the tutorials section.