3Space™ Publisher from TGS
3D Desktop Publisher for 32-bit Windows!

Compose 3D scenes in minutes!

Publish as 3D/VRML, Video &
photo-realistic images!

Drag-and-drop 3D Gallery!

Textures, fog and
other realistic effects!

Hundreds of objects and textures
included!

Professional OpenGL®
rendering and acceleration!

Compose Hot Graphics With 3Space Publisher!

Now you can create hot graphics for:

3Space Publisher can compose scenes using 3D graphics images created with Autodesk 3D Studio®, Microsoft Softimage®, PTC Pro/Engineer™ and more!

3D Desktop Publishing!

TGS 3Space Publisher is the first 3D desktop publishing product, allowing you to include photo-realistic 3D clipart into your desktop publishing projects. Using 3Space Publisher you can compose stunning visuals and drop them into Microsoft Word or other OLE applciation!

3Space Publisher Features

Stand-alone and embedded OLE operation

3D Gallery with 2-way drag-drop

Internet 3D clipart browser

Windows printing, PostScript and 3D cut/paste

Shadows, reflections, fog and other realistic rendering

Publish as 3D/VRML, video, photo-realistic raster

Ordering Information

Contact your TGS sales representative for 3Space Publisher.

Phone: 800.544.4847 and 619.457.5359 x251
Fax: 619.452.2549
WWW: http://www.tgs.com info@tgs.com

Other Products from TGS

Since 1982, TGS has provided graphics professionals with the tools needed to use 2D/3D graphics more effectively. Today, TGS provides developers and end-users with superior graphics tools and applications:

Graphics Standards

The AutoCAD .dxf format is a popular CAD format from AutoDesk Corporation. The Open Inventor data interchange format, which has a .iv extension, is developed by Silicon Graphics, Inc.. The Internet standard VRML is a proper subset of .iv. In 1995, TGS teamed with Silicon Graphics to initiate VRML as a subset of Open Inventor and to develop the first VRML browser, WebSpace™ Navigator.

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