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EPISODE · Jun 27, 2016 · 54 MIN

ANTIC Interview 193 - Gary Yost, The Catalog and Cyber Studio

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Gary Yost, The Catalog and Cyber Studio Gary Yost worked at Antic magazine, in product development. He was the man behind The Catalog, Antic's catalog of third-party software. When Atari Program Exchange was shut down, he contacted programmers from APX to re-publish their works in's Antic's Catalog. Gary was instrumental in creating CAD 3-D (written by Tom Hudson), Cybermate, and the Cyber Studio graphics suite — which were all published by Antic — and in commercializing the StereoTek 3D Glasses, which provided a 3-D view of the Atari ST's screen. After Antic, he went on to form The Yost Group which created and licensed a number of products to Autodesk, including Autodesk Animator, Autodesk 3D Studio, and Autodesk 3DS MAX. This interview took place on May 16, 2016. In it, we discuss Ted Kahn, Jim Capparell, and Tom Hudson, all of whom I have previously interviewed. Gary's web site: http://GaryYost.com Martin Doudoroff's history of the Antic Cyber graphics software: http://doudoroff.com/atari/history1.html Antic articles by Gary An issue of The Catalog

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