#LIGHTWAVE 3D AMIGA HOW TO#
#LIGHTWAVE 3D AMIGA CRACKED#

Switch to 1024×768 8 color mode in Lightwave’s layout screen (Option button at the top) Screenmode = FakeNative:HighRes-Lace, Width 672, Height 432, colors 8, AutoScroll

LW Layout 672 x 432 (I’m NTSC, adjust as needed) Run the CyberGFX Renderer prefs app and set your Screenmode preferences for what screen you want your rendered output to display on (highest available, 32 bit mode, I have 1280×1204 as the highest available on my machine). Install ModePro, LightWave 3d and the CyberGFX Renderer V1.2. I use an nVidia card so just substitute yours where you see me listing “nVidia-1”

#LIGHTWAVE 3D AMIGA HOW TO#

Launching Lightwave, ModePro should ask you how to promote, you’ll select Screen Name then promote that with Screenmode, and depending on which screen you’ll choose your GFX card for some, and FakeNative: for a few. In ModePro’s menu’s, check “ask about unknown screens” and when done adding the screen names and saved, you can uncheck it. Simplest way is to set ModePro to ask you for each screen and then add them as they pop up. You’ll need LightWave 3d 5.2, CyberGFX Renderer V1.2 and ModePro. Lots of trial and effort with even more completely locked system or instantly rebooting at the click of “Render” and I finally have it working. It’s tricky and what was posted was close enough to allow me to find what would work under Amithlon’s Picasso96 screen modes. I was lucky to find a thread with someone detailing the requirements to Mode Promote (with ModePro) the numerous LightWave screens and Modeler screens to RTG.

#LIGHTWAVE 3D AMIGA CRACKED#

Well, what about LightWave? There are of course cracked versions available that don’t require the Toaster hardware….could I get that to run without Amiga hardware as well? To that the answer is a big fat “Yes!” “Hmmm….they have the Toaster software working under WinUAE now (crippled but working), I wonder if it could work on Amithlon?” So far that answer would be a big fat “no”. Yep, just as I remembered, fun but time consumingly boring when it comes to rendering a scene, even just rendering a still frame. After playing with my A4000T and the Video Toaster, I fired up LightWave 3d to play around.

Lightwave 3d amiga