For a double announcement, we've changed the name of WebCompiler to WebProcessor (it turns out there was already a product named WebCompiler 98), and we've also upgraded it to version 1.3. Be sure to read the revised documentation to find out about the new features.
We've just put up two new sample textures on the Texturizer page. Go take a look.
Our web site has just been given a complete redesign! Tell us what you think of the new navigational layout. And while you're at it, you might like to take a look at a couple of the applications we used to create this page, WebCompiler and Texturizer.
Uploaded Particle Toy, a safe (and fun) way to play with fire on your desktop. Read about it here, or download it now (just 42k).
We'd like some feedback! Got an opinion on the Tiger's Bane demo? Think you know why online ordering works or doesn't work? Have suggestions for what you think we should do in the future? Rant away!
The Tiger's Bane demo can now be downloaded from Sympatico in Canada as well. See the Tiger's Bane page for the link.
Well, it was a bit more than a week, but the demo of the Windows version of Tiger's Bane is ready!
Tiger's Bane for Windows is now out! You can go to the Purchasing page to buy it online from CNet's BuyDirect.com. The demo version should be available on our web site in about a week.
Our information mailing list should now be working properly. :) You can subscribe by entering your email address into the form on the main page. We won't flood you with email or add you to SPAM lists; you'll just get updated now and then when new products or upgrades to old products become available from Longbow Digital Arts.
We've finished moving to a new web host now, with more space and bandwidth available. The site will be going through some changes in the next little while, including the addition of a mailing list for new announcements and a page for information on purchasing our products on-line.
On the development front, Tiger's Bane for Windows is almost done, and should be out of final Beta testing soon. We're also working on a new procedural texture generation application that should be released in some form before too long. More news to come!
