CG multi-legged robots
An interesting physics experiment using the Bullet engine, inspired by Dutch artist Theo Jansen's multi-legged skeletons. Watch it on YouTube.
An interesting physics experiment using the Bullet engine, inspired by Dutch artist Theo Jansen's multi-legged skeletons. Watch it on YouTube.
Austin Hallock, co-founder of Clay.io, discusses what's still missing from video games created with HTML5. More on Gamasutra.
(Updated) More reactions to yesterday's rally can be found on the event's Facebook page. Also of note, photos have been...
Monaco-based artist Jake Denham has generously released a pack of textures with façades and weathered surfaces from photos he took...
Jbond has updated his Advanced Fragmenter script with many new features. Watch a video on Vimeo and find out more...
New features in the latest version of the unbiased, production-oriented open source renderer include: (Since last reported) Changes in v1.2:...
As earlier reported, Autodesk's Senior Principal Engineer will be teaching a free, thorough 3D graphics programming class. The class is...
Portugal-based Metro Cúbico Digital has updated its site with great new Archviz images. More on Metro Cúbico Digital's website.
The latest version of the Blender Foundation's open source 3D software has been released, bringing dynamic topology sculpting and a...
Paris-based Motion Boutique announced the release of v2.0 of its physics engine for After Effects. New features include: 4 types...
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