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Gilbert 21vb

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'Discreet Plasma' and P3D models
« on: 13 Jan 2003, 23:05:45 »
I've just noticed Discreet's Plasma 3D program.
This program utilizes the p3d file as standart.
Now, is this the same p3d file as OFP uses?  ???

Offline KTottE

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Re:'Discreet Plasma' and P3D models
« Reply #1 on: 14 Jan 2003, 13:04:53 »
No, the P3D in this case (plasma) stands for Plasma 3D.
It's a separate format.
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