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try grafx2 here:
http://code.google.com/p/grafx2/

you should also look into pd pro here:
http://www.thebest3d.com/pdpro/index.html

grafx2 is free, pd pro has a free version too, go check, they both are similar to dpaint in a way and
are really cool, maybe we should list cool free apps in a thread to help everybody out?

have fun

I guess lwo and lws support (lightwave object and scene) would be nice for me, I currently can use my objects by doing some convertion, but it would be faster if direct support exists. I was planning to put up a tool do explore architectural environments and this sure would make things easier, specially with global mapping I guess. Anyway, I know it is an egocentric request, maybe support to the more general 3d files would do everyone good.

so did I, I enjoyed the almost impossible difficult level, loading time though was pretty bad.

sorry, it has been a while, but I just had to come around and say thanks for this feature, it is really important for me, really, I'm not an advanced programmer but I strive to get my things done, this helps a lot. Thanks! Thanks!

thanks a loooot

I like the machine and the idea, but stretching a technology piece for 2 years? won't it be weak when it arrives? My guess is that it won't be mass, but then again almost all of the indi handhelds aren't?

Maybe tech is not that important in handheds... I like the GBA, and I own an atary linx with a bunch of cool games I still play to this day. (yes it work perfectly, some flaws on the lcd, but that's nothing)

I was also looking into natami too. but that is not a handheld.

I hope it all goes well with then and we get to see a cheap-mass-open-powerfull handheld soon.

@doimus

> Then you have the weird situation: faking fake 3D in real 3D.

Just made my day! thanks!

this is only my opinion not advice since macs are expensive and I personally don't like them much....
...you could go for a mini-mac, but check what the people on the forum has to say, specially those that are already producing for the i-phone.

cheers

yep I heard pandora support? pandora looks like a neat plataform... would be nice.

very expensive indeed, I remember my dad getting sick (psychologicaly) after buying me an amiga 500. bearing in mind computers in brazil at that time (90s) costed a MINIMUM of twice the price advertised on foreign magazines, not to count that our money at the time was 1 to 10 for dollars and a lot more for pounds...

same with me, magazines like rainbow and some eletronic(subject not midia hehe) magazines for the tk-82c (2kb of memory! UAU who could ask for more??).

my god! nice!
sorry I'm new here, didn't know...

I'll look for a control early next year,
as soon as I finish my compo entry, if I ever get to that hehe.

really nice, I wonder how it works! thanks

happens on my desktop too.

Hi everyone,

maybe you already know about this, but I should share anyway.
look at what johnny lee achieved some time ago:

http://johnnylee.net/projects/wii/

I find it quite inspiring (genius), add to that if could write glbasic app for that!

I agree with Doimus,
but then again, the hardware is theirs, they should be able to do whatever they want with it, we buy if we agree with it. Think about if you were on their shoes, of course letting it open sounds great (I believe), but I can also think of a condition or two that would not.
Good thing we have a lot of alternatives on plataforms now a days.

...and yeah, that golden rule is golden!