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Films

Ruairi Robinson’s Blinky

Check out the teaser for Irish filmmaker Ruari Robinson's (Fifty Percent Gray, Silent City) latest film, Blinky.
| Posted Tue Nov 16, 2010

Film News

Patrick Jean’s “Pixels” turns into feature film

The Hollywood Reporter has the news.
| Posted Tue Nov 16, 2010

News

Woody3D Tree Engine

Woody3D is a Tree Engine that generates 3D trees for real-time rendering. Dynamic libraries (x86, x64) for Windows and OSX operating systems are included. Trees are animated using the CPU or with the GPU using the included vertex shaders (GLSL / HLSL). Sample video and more info at Woody3D.com.
| Posted Tue Nov 16, 2010

News

Disney releases Partio library as open source

Partio is an open source C++ library for reading, writing and manipulating a variety of standard particle formats (GEO,BGEO,PTC,PDB,PDA). It also has a python API and a collection of simple command-line tools. The goal of Partio is to provide a unified interface akin to unified image libraries that makes it easier to load, save, and manipulate particle files. More at Walt Disney Animation.
| Posted Mon Nov 15, 2010

News

Gallium – first Australian open movie project

Adelaide-based GruntWorks Studio has announced the launch of Australia's First Open Movie Project, and issued a call for artists to join in the production. The short film resulting from the collaborative effort will be released under the Creative Commons License. Production starts in Adelaide in 2011. The project will be using Maya as its primary software (which will likely make some Blender users question the "open" word in the project's label). More at GruntWorks.com.au.
Comments (1) | Posted Mon Nov 15, 2010

Software

SynthEyes 2011 released

The latest version of Andersson Technologies' camera tracking software has been released. Features include: a new set of reconstruction tools, a texture-extraction system that creates low-noise textures and panoramic backdrops from image sequences, SimulTrack window that monitors multiple trackers and/or multiple frames simultaneously, Overall Distance constraint for smoother and more controllable solves (especially for object and low-perspective solves), etc. New tutorials are expected over the next weeks. Check out the list of new features and upgrade policy for more.
| Posted Fri Nov 12, 2010

Resources

CGAxis offers Furniture collection

CGAxis has released a collection containing 30 detailed models of furniture (sofas, chairs, tables) with textures and materials in many formats, supporting V-Ray, Mental Ray and the scanline renderer. More at CGAxis.com.
| Posted Fri Nov 12, 2010 | source: CGAxis

Interviews

20 years of 3DS Max: interviews with Brandon Davis, Adam Watkins and Chris Bond

Autodesk has posted interviews with renowned Max users Brandon Davis, Adam Watkins and Chris Bond, on the subject of 3D Studio's 20th anniversary.
| Posted Fri Nov 12, 2010
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