Go Dreamaquaium.com
 

Go Dreamaquaium.com and see how beutiful the discus of Alan Kapler :


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Typing errors are always encountered in every forum.
A little more polite than before, but the arrogance is still there.

With some changes, DreamAquarium could be spectacular. The fish would benefit from shadows, shading, and translucency as freshwater fish are rarely opaque. The background graphics could be crisper with a higher resolution and more shading. The current look is dreamlike technicolor which is perhaps the intention?

Was your post intended to drive sales or to start a conversation? I have no trouble giving praise when I feel it is earned. I am a bit sour when someone only wants to use our forum to drive sales to another product.

I haven't talked to Alan Kapler in about a decade, but he's a very nice guy and I wish him nothing but success.

Thanks a lot, Jim.

Feldon34,

I've been Alan's friend for years, I adore his craftmanshif and of couse I've always wanted him to increase sales.

And Alan didn't ask me to advertise for him, but such a good freshwater fish program needs every to be known.

I am the nick name hoang_thuy that you joked about more than 10 years ago because you thought I was an innocent child.

But you have to admit, Alan's fish is very good.

Transparency is on the list I'm told. I think one of the things that's holding back Dream Aquarium is that it's still running on DX9 and not taking advantage of the features of newer versions. Having said that though, there's a surprising number of users who still have very old PCs no matter what the Steam hardware survey says.

I certainly don't blame him for sticking with DX9. Me, too. DX10 started using a "managed" graphics system which required downloading a huge system-hogging dll. I found it impossible to use.