Inner View - prototype of 3D modeling and Animation software for Amiga
I recently examined an old hard drive image from my Amiga, and came across several projects I had been working on.
This one, Inner View, was to be a 3D modeling, rendering and animation program for the Amiga. It used colors to indicate its current function mode, and used a fixed toolbench rather than floating menu windows as a modern application might.
Bear in mind that the typical Amiga ran between 8 and 25 mhz (that's MEGAhertz, not GIGAhertz) and had screen dimension and palette limitations.
The smaller view area meant faster rendering. The realtime would have been wireframe, as even flat-shaded polygons would have been a struggle for its software rendering engine.