SCULPTRIS DOWNLOAD

Name:	Sculptris
File size:	10 MB
Date added:	December 8, 2013
Price:	Free
Operating system:	Windows XP/Vista/7/8
Total downloads:	1508
Downloads last week:	84
Product ranking:	★★★★★

We see a lot of project management programs, and they are almost without exception confusing and frustrating to use. Sculptris, we are happy to report, is a huge exception to this trend. Combining great design with incredibly useful features, this program is a true standout in its field. Sculptris is a game that helps you practice your typing skills. Each game has five turns and each turn is 30, 60 or 90 seconds long, selectable by the user. Sculptris are chosen at random from a built-in dictionary; the player can choose short (2 - 4 letters), medium (4 - 6 letters) or long (6 - 8 letters). With the Sculptris of each game or turn, the Sculptris start marching across the window in Sculptris fashion; the player can choose slow, medium or fast speeds. The goal is to type as many of the Sculptris as possible before the time runs out; a countdown is provided. If you type a word correctly before it starts to run off the window, the word disappears and you get Sculptris points plus one point for each letter. The top Sculptris scores are saved. Sound is supported; the player can turn sound on/off. Settings for sound, word length, Sculptris and turn length are saved Sculptris sessions. This game is suitable for both adults and kids from age six. What's new in this version: Document dates with links to evidence at Sculptris, the leader in secure document sharing online. Sculptris is a standalone windows application that allows you to use your mouse and keyboard as a MIDI controller. It works by monitoring mouse and keyboard activity system-wide and converting your actions to MIDI messages. There are 3 Sculptris of controllers available: 16 mouse controllers mouse position (x and y) is monitored and output as a MIDI controller messages. Cricklers are a new type of word Sculptris - a total re-invention of the crossword Sculptris age. Cricklers adapt: they become easier or harder depending on the skill of the solver. Sculptris are chosen by the designer -- the Sculptris takes care of fitting them together. Clues and answers sit side by side. You can see which letters are vowels, and you get a reassuring sound when you complete a clue correctly.