Category: Main > Multimedia > Graphics > Animation/Rendering/3D > 3D Studio MAX > 8.x

Name 3D Studio MAX Version 8.x License   URL http://www.autodesk.com Votes   Rating Garbage Wine Version 1.1.24 Submit Screenshot Maintainers of this version: keith Description Only runs on Windows 2000 and better. Old test results The test results you have selected are very old and may not represent the current state of Wine. Selected Test Results (selected in 'Test Results' table below) What works Nothing What does not Everything What was not tested N/A Additional Comments Test Results Distribution Test date Wine version Installs? Runs? Rating Submitter Show Debian GNU/Linux 6.0 "Squeeze" Jul 10 2009 1.1.24  No  Not installable  Garbage  tadadata  Show Ubuntu 8.04 "Hardy" (+ variants like Kubuntu) Jun 03 2008 1.0-rc3  No  Not installable  Garbage  Brandon  Show Fedora 8 May 15 2008 1.0-rc1  No  No  Garbage  P J Wells  Show Ubuntu 6.10 "Edgy" (+ variants like Kubuntu) Feb 15 2007 0.9.30.  No  Yes  Gold  an anonymous user  Current SUSE 10.1 x86_64 Nov 07 2006 0.9.24.  No  Not installable  Garbage  Andrew

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RE: XP Mode by Joe Graus on Tuesday February 27th 2007, 15:06 I found a way to get rid of the file not found error, you need a copy of the Autodesk DWF Viewer (It's a free download from the Autodesk site). Unfortunately the file is only offered as a .msi but you can run it without a hitch in wine with the command `wine msiexec /i c:\\pathToFile\\nameOfMsiFile.msi` Unfortunately I can't figure out the 1615 code sent back by the 3dsMax.msi installation file (the setup.exe also returns it, but not before trying to install DWF Viewer if it can't find it and also DirectX 9). What's weird is return code 1615 from the Windows installer is "SQL query syntax invalid or unsupported. - [ERROR_BAD_QUERY_SYNTAX]" (desktopengineer.com/windowsinstallererrorcodes) which seems strange to me, maybe I'll investigate Windows SQL support... if that is an accurate error message to begin with. [post new] [reply to this] RE: XP Mode by Joe Graus on Tuesday February 27th 2007, 15:08 Bug 6632 by Andrew on Saturday November 11th 2006, 8:13 Sorry, I added the wrong bug link [post new] [reply to this] RE: by Jake on Tuesday August 1st 2006, 14:41 well, i have installed max 8 on another winxp machine, and i _belive_ that when i started setup with the .msi, it did not try to install directX. [post new] [reply to this]

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