Fun & I can still remember Infini-D well, although my journey into the world of CGs began a little earlier in the era of B/W-monitors (monochroms) with Ataris. Mac's were almost the norm back then and who would have thought what was to come in all up to this days?
& Just "Sound Spectrum", which you can actually add to the "Legacy & Nostalgic Tools" too, was a big step forward for me back then and today we're at a crossroads where programs are already taking over the creative process themselves and this AI's will most likely soon phase us out as digital artists to next.
Well, time seems to be racing instead of moving and I can only just keep up so hard and harder day by day!
There is so much more that could be added to this list, but here at VJun.io in the main menu there is a very exemplary, even more comprehensive list that you won't find anywhere else for our interests and needs. Compliments to VDMO, it really is very great. I would, however, like it being possible to set listing criterias, such as flexibly categorizing everything according to open source, free of charge, subject-specific, or other categories, but you can never be completely without wishes, and as already mentioned, that list at the mainmenue is already a masterpiece. Keep it up VDMO & frinds!
But that will be a backbreaking, life-long endeavor in itself. I therefore suggest continuing the existing list and slightly expanding it, for example, by adding an abbreviation like o-s for open source, f for freeware, or the price in USD after the software name. Categories already exist.
Thanks for your great work so far. I've already been able to find some great software through it, and if I come across something suitable, I'm happy to share it here so you can add it to the list.
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Fun & I can still remember Infini-D well, although my journey into the world of CGs began a little earlier in the era of B/W-monitors (monochroms) with Ataris. Mac's were almost the norm back then and who would have thought what was to come in all up to this days?
& Just "Sound Spectrum", which you can actually add to the "Legacy & Nostalgic Tools" too, was a big step forward for me back then and today we're at a crossroads where programs are already taking over the creative process themselves and this AI's will most likely soon phase us out as digital artists to next.
Well, time seems to be racing instead of moving and I can only just keep up so hard and harder day by day!
There is so much more that could be added to this list, but here at VJun.io in the main menu there is a very exemplary, even more comprehensive list that you won't find anywhere else for our interests and needs. Compliments to VDMO, it really is very great. I would, however, like it being possible to set listing criterias, such as flexibly categorizing everything according to open source, free of charge, subject-specific, or other categories, but you can never be completely without wishes, and as already mentioned, that list at the mainmenue is already a masterpiece. Keep it up VDMO & frinds!
I'm itching to do comprehensive database of tools for visuals and av soon.
But that will be a backbreaking, life-long endeavor in itself. I therefore suggest continuing the existing list and slightly expanding it, for example, by adding an abbreviation like o-s for open source, f for freeware, or the price in USD after the software name. Categories already exist.
Thanks for your great work so far. I've already been able to find some great software through it, and if I come across something suitable, I'm happy to share it here so you can add it to the list.