Antic Cyber Graphics Software for ST…

[jericho_21]

Hello, everybody,

 

Although I have some of the software from the Cyber Graphics Series by Antic, I was wondering where I can find the design disks and the demo disks for it. This is what I have collected, so far:

 

Cyber Studio

Cyber Paint

Cyber Sculpt

Cyber Control

 

This is what I need:

 

Cyber VCR

 

Cyber Graphics Design Disks:

3D Fonts I - III

Architectural Design

Cartoon Design

Human Design

Video Titling Design

Future Design

Microbot Design Disk

Genesis 3D Molecular Maker

 

CAD-3D Collection Disks I - III

Cyberscape

Cyber Demos I - III

Spectrum 512 Digipix, Slideshow, and Portfolio

Holo Contest I - III

 

As you can see, I would like to find a lot of this software and would like to experiment with the animation and modeling capabilities of this software. I would most appreciate if anybody had any ideas on where to find it. Thanks.

[jericho_21]

I was thinking that someone could be selling it or I could find it on the Internet. Does anyone know if the apps are public domain? I think that they are. Thanks.

[jericho_21]

Hey, everybody,

 

Doesn't anybody have any information on these products? I am sure someone must. I am just curious, that's all. Thanks.

[Umberto]

Just some info.

 

http://doudoroff.com/atari/history7.html

 

I think I may have some design disks. I have the 3D glasses also

[jericho_21]

OK. Thanks for the response. This is a lifesaver to me. Do you have copies of the disks? I think that they are public domain or even abandonware now, since Antic no longer exists. That is my take, anyway. Also, the Stereotek 3D glasses would be a treasure. Would you be willing to negotiate a price for the 3D glasses? If you want to keep the glasses, that is fine, too. I am mostly interested in getting the software at the moment. Thanks. Appreciated, as always.

[Umberto]

I will start digging

[jericho_21]

I will start digging

Thanks, Umberto. I really appreciate it.

[vizfizz]

Hey Jericho,

 

Let me know if you find these programs. I had an Atari back in the day and it was responsible for getting me into the animation industry. I'd like to use my skills today to create something new using old retro technology. I'm hunting for any applications that are 3D related for the Atari ST, STE, Falcon or TT. I picked up an STE and a Falcon to help me on this project. Now I just have to find software.

 

I'd like to find NeoN Graphix, Inshape, CAD 3D, or any other programs that would help me get this project off the ground.

 

Let me know what you find. Here's a list of programs I'm hunting for: (Willing to pay for programs still under license).

 

CAD 3D 2.0 & Cyber Family (I used the entire Cyber family when I used my ST)
GFA Raytrace
NeoN Graphix
POV Raytrace
Eureka
Chronos
EB-Model
Xenomorph2
InShape
RayStart
Phase IV
Prism Render
Scape

[Umberto]

still looking

Edited August 31, 2016 by Umberto

[Umberto]

having problems uploading?

 

Ok got it see next post

Edited August 31, 2016 by Umberto

[Umberto]

Here is what I have. If you come across any more design disks shoot them my way

 

Rob

 

 

 

 

 

Antic Cad.zip

 

 

[Fletch]

Bruce at B&C (http://www.myatari.com/atarists.txt) lists these for sale:

 

STA143 CYBER COLOR 29.95

STD451 CYBER CONTROL 29.95
STD802 CYBER PAINT 29.95
STD954 CYBER PRINT(SPECT-OKI20) 9.95
STE074 CYBER SCULPT 29.95
STD746 CYBER STUDIO/CAD 3D 2.0 49.95
STD804 CYBER TEXTURE 29.95
STD204 CYBER VCR 29.95

STD858 CARTOON DESIGN DISK 26.95

STE297 ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN 26.95

STD515 HUMAN DESIGN 19.95

STD798 VIDEO TITLING D.REQCAD3D 9.95

STD805 FUTURE DESIGN DISK 19.95

Edited September 1, 2016 by Fletch

[jericho_21]

Hey Jericho,

 

Let me know if you find these programs. I had an Atari back in the day and it was responsible for getting me into the animation industry. I'd like to use my skills today to create something new using old retro technology. I'm hunting for any applications that are 3D related for the Atari ST, STE, Falcon or TT. I picked up an STE and a Falcon to help me on this project. Now I just have to find software.

 

I'd like to find NeoN Graphix, Inshape, CAD 3D, or any other programs that would help me get this project off the ground.

 

Let me know what you find. Here's a list of programs I'm hunting for: (Willing to pay for programs still under license).

 

CAD 3D 2.0 & Cyber Family (I used the entire Cyber family when I used my ST)

GFA Raytrace

NeoN Graphix

POV Raytrace

Eureka

Chronos

EB-Model

Xenomorph2

InShape

RayStart

Phase IV

Prism Render

Scape

Sure, Vizfizz, Not a problem. Anything to help fellow artists.

[jericho_21]

Bruce at B&C (http://www.myatari.com/atarists.txt) lists these for sale:

 

STA143 CYBER COLOR 29.95

STD451 CYBER CONTROL 29.95

STD802 CYBER PAINT 29.95

STD954 CYBER PRINT(SPECT-OKI20) 9.95

STE074 CYBER SCULPT 29.95

STD746 CYBER STUDIO/CAD 3D 2.0 49.95

STD804 CYBER TEXTURE 29.95

STD204 CYBER VCR 29.95

STD858 CARTOON DESIGN DISK 26.95

STE297 ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN 26.95

STD515 HUMAN DESIGN 19.95

STD798 VIDEO TITLING D.REQCAD3D 9.95

STD805 FUTURE DESIGN DISK 19.95

Thanks, Fletch. I will look at this, too. This is delightful and helpful information.

[jericho_21]

Here is what I have. If you come across any more design disks shoot them my way

 

Rob

 

 

 

 

 

Antic Cad.zip

 

 

Thank you for the download link. This will be helpful, I am sure. Appreciated, as always.

[TheNameOfTheGame]

Here are some I have.

 

Dinosaur Design Disk

Microbot Design Disk

Video Titling Design Disk

Human Design Disk

Cyber Texture

Future Design Disk

Cartoon Design Disk

Architectural Design Disk

Cad-3D Fonts, Primitives, Hints and Tips

Cyber Sculpt

Cyber Control

Cvber Paint v2.1

Cyber PaintData Disk

Cyber Mate v1.1

Stereo Cade -3D v2.02

[jericho_21]

Cool! Can they be posted as disk images? Or, would I need to buy them outright? I assume that they can be posted as images to download. Thanks.

[TheNameOfTheGame]

Cartoon Design Disk

Stereo Cad-3D 2.02

Cybermate 1.1

 

All had boot sectors unreadable. (anyone have any suggestion on how to dump them?

 

Here's what I was able to dump in the attachment:

Antic Cad Alt.zip

[TheNameOfTheGame]

Got 2 more copied I hope:

 

Stereo Cad-3D 2.02
Cybermate 1.1

Antic Cad Alt B.zip

[jericho_21]

Thanks for the download links, everybody. I plan to get a CosmosEx device in the future for my 1040 STE so I can run this software natively without floppies. In the meantime, I am using emulation temporarily to test the software. Thanks again, and if I find links to other animation software, I will put notice about it on here.

[jericho_21]

Sure, Vizfizz, Not a problem. Anything to help fellow artists.

 

Hey Jericho,

 

Let me know if you find these programs. I had an Atari back in the day and it was responsible for getting me into the animation industry. I'd like to use my skills today to create something new using old retro technology. I'm hunting for any applications that are 3D related for the Atari ST, STE, Falcon or TT. I picked up an STE and a Falcon to help me on this project. Now I just have to find software.

 

I'd like to find NeoN Graphix, Inshape, CAD 3D, or any other programs that would help me get this project off the ground.

 

Let me know what you find. Here's a list of programs I'm hunting for: (Willing to pay for programs still under license).

 

CAD 3D 2.0 & Cyber Family (I used the entire Cyber family when I used my ST)

GFA Raytrace

NeoN Graphix

POV Raytrace

Eureka

Chronos

EB-Model

Xenomorph2

InShape

RayStart

Phase IV

Prism Render

Scape

You know, Vizfizz, I did see a listing at B&C ComputerVisions one day for an unboxed copy of Chronos-3D Keyframer. I know it is still on the site listings, but it does not list the price of the software and it could be an old listing that may not be relevant anymore. I am not so sure of that. You would have to contact Bruce Carso about it. Go to myatari.com, and his contact information will of course be on there. That is all I know about a physical copy of that piece of software. I have no idea about where the other software titles are. Sorry about that. I hope that this somewhat helps you out in your quest to collect these classic art application titles. Thanks.