3D Morphing Balls ScreenSaver 1.0

Publisher review:
This screensaver shows on your screen various three-dimensional shapes (polyhedrons) rotating and morphing one to another.

There are 20 shapes - cube, sphere, torus, tetrahedron, octahedron and others. The edges of shapes are constructed from small balls.

You may choose color and size of balls, change axis and speed of rotation.

In further versions we are planning to add some new shapes.

Please note that there are only 8 shapes available in unregistered version.
Requirements:
Celeron 300 MHz; DirectX 5.0 or higher.

Operating system:
Win95,Win98,WinME,WinXP,Windows2000

Limitations:
10-day trial

Release notes:
New Release

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