(PRWEB) February 16, 2006 -- ISS Foresight is easy- to-learn and integrates seamlessly in your everyday project development process. From adding 3D objects such as buildings, cars, lights, to moving roads, inserting trees and forests, ISS Foresight helps you create a complete 3D model that responds to changes in real-time.
“ Foresight 5.0 Bug-Detector Contest ”
What's New
After receiving feedback from our clients and visitors, we have made significant improvements to this version. Some important features include:
* Superior geo-referencing capabilities, allowing you to insert objects, billboard, trees, forest, and roads in your model with accuracy and to scale.
* An entirely re-built Help system with easy-to-follow, step-by-step tutorials and animated walk-through flash videos.
* XML format allowing you to control the file format and source of your project.
* In the coming weeks, we will also be releasing Topobuilder, which will allow you to incorporate XYZ, DEM and topographic files into Foresight and modify them in real-time.
In celebration of the release of Foresight 5.0, we are offering it at an exceptionally low price of $235.00 USD, so your 30-day free trial is ready to be downloaded from our web site: http://www.insitusimulation.com/cgi-bin/en/try/trialForm.asp .
Foresight 5.0 Bug-Detector Contest
As an initiative to download the trial version from our web site, we have launched the "Foresight 5.0 Bug-Detector Contest". We are so sure that you will be impressed by the new version that if you are able to identify 10 bugs in the software, we will give one free license.
You simply have to list the 10 items and email it to e-mail protected from spam bots to get the prize. Hint: bugs can be both in the help system (e.g. missing topic in the index) or the software itself. This contest will last 2 weeks only, from February 8, 2006 till February 22, 2006.
About In Situ Simulation
ISS is a Montreal-based company that develops state-of-the-art visual simulation technology for land-development projects. ISS believes that 3D visualization gives public and private developers the power to make creative and judicious choices.
