Six new designs for the Robo-pirates!

[Rayman9930]

I don't like that picture.

[bunnieblaster]

My picture? It's just henchman Y some japanese thing, it throws grenades from his thing in his stomach.

I use animor

[Rayman9930]

Can you make a 3-D design of it?

[MadMan]

Soo I could just type animor in google and download it...

[bunnieblaster]

Yes, it's free.

[Rayman9930]

I haven't been seeing much designs lately.

[Joshua822]

Yeah, i know that i didn't put Rayman's head correctly onto the Henchman.

[Rayman9930]

Nice Robot design Joshua. I like it.

[MadMan]

At bunnieblaster: I cant find a link to download animor in google. Could you plz give me the link of the website you downloaded it?

[Droolie]

It's not Animor, it's Anim8or. Look for that.

[Joshua822]

You can download Anim8or here

[MadMan]

Thanx for the link but i dont have an anti-virus software. Is it totally safe?

[Joshua822]

Thanx for the link but i dont have an anti-virus software. Is it totally safe?

It is, don't worry And you should really get an anti virus program, AVG Free is good and free.

[PowerPatrick]

Windows and its users fear these days...

See the results for yourself: http://www.virustotal.com/analisis/1072 ... 1266163228
Absolutely nothing negative reported.

If you're so afraid, when try to run everything in sandboxes instead. Sandboxing is the most secure way of malware protection.
I recommend: http://sandboxie.com

Edit:

AVG Free is good and free.

No Joshua, AVG is bloated these days. If you need standard malware protection, it should be Microsoft Security Essentials, and it's free too, but one of the most lightweight and best performing: http://www.microsoft.com/Security_Essentials/

[Cairnie]

Avast is a good free one too with Malwarebytes on the side.

[Joshua822]

No Joshua, AVG is bloated these days. If you need standard malware protection, it should be Microsoft Security Essentials, and it's free too, but one of the most lightweight and best performing: http://www.microsoft.com/Security_Essentials/

Microsoft Security Essentials is surely nice software for standard protection indeed. But for the best protection i wouldn't recommend it. It's virus database isn't large enough to compete with products like AVG, Avast!, Antivir, NOD32, etc...

Antivir and NOD32 come as best out of test, Avast! and AVG are also very good.

Man, how can we always get so off topic

[PowerPatrick]

Avast is less bloated than AVG and have a much better detection rate, but MSE is still a little better and completely free. And Malwarebytes is excellent for an extra deep scanning, and is a bit lightweight too, but doesn't have the best live protection. I always carry a portable version of it when I provide tech support for people.

The MSE database is large enough, and it still have a better detection rate than AVG, so it can compete. MSE have not been the only security software that Microsoft have developed. But I can agree that NOD32 is better than MSE, except for completely removal of malware pieces and leftovers, but is not free. And Antivir have the largest database, but have a bad detection rate, because it reports so many false positives.

[SuperSunshine]

I use Avast and Malwarebytes as a pair and they work perfect toghter for when im on sites or downloaing files.

[Rayman9930]

Man, how can we always get so off topic

It's true, any new designs?

[PowerPatrick]

Just some really fast and dirty work, because you asked so nicely.