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April 01, 2005>>
Four students from the IUT at Nice have brought Lego-style primitives and tools to Max (sample images: 1-2-3). The Briks forum is holding a contest
with the theme "create an image that represents the most famous scene
from your favorite movie". Download the software from Briks.fr.st. (French)
Ruairi Robinson (Fifty Percent Grey)
is making the jump from animated films to live action ones. Still, his
latest film includes some CG environments. Take a look at this
impressive image of a city created with Max and rendered with VRay.
(Updated May 3, 2005) Leonard Teo has posted a thorough message discussing many of the concerns raised by CGTalk visitors.
(Updated April 27, 2005) CGNetworks aim of creating a worldwide "society" seems to have been more controversial than expected among CGTalk visitors. Follow the discussion at CGTalk.com. From European 3D Festival organizer to Internet Discussion Board, to news website, to book publisher, to online shop, to short course teaching school, to CGSociety. An impressive list of ventures, especially considering the short timespan in which they have taken place. CGNetworks is necessarily evolving into a structure that can financially support the services it offers to CG users, and which will allow it to offer new ones in the future. Visit CGSociety.com for more.
SNOWbase and SPRINGbase
are collections of High-Res texture maps in HDR-format. Low-res blurred versions of the images are included to
allow users to lighten scenes with faster rendering speed and smoother sampling distribution. [ more... ]
Posted Tue Apr 26, 2005 08:01 PST by Pablo Hadis | Source: Sachform Technology
Lamont Gilkey interviews the creators of the animated short "The Awakening of Consciousness" for InsideCG.com. The short film has not been created with Max but it's quite polished and its videogame aesthetic is worth checking out.
SEATTLE, WA (April 20, 2005) – SplutterFish LLC, a leading high-end 3D rendering software solutions provider has been gaining significant respect from the professional computer graphics industry since its inception. Top CG studios like The Orphanage, Glowfrog Studios, Nexus Productions, Frantic Films, and Blur Studio are relying on The Brazil Rendering System for the most demanding shots in "Sin City", Honda's "GRRR", "Gopher Broke", and more!
Press release
RebelThink.01
is currently developing Natural:shaders RF, a special version of the Natural:shaders collection that supports Realflow 3's .bin file format. This new
version can use fluid parameters such as velocity, pressure, etc. Also
of note, Rebelthink announced that Turbosquid
has become the first worldwide distributor of the Natural:shaders set
of plugins. Read on for more information on Rebelthink's latest
developments. [ more... ]
Posted Wed Apr 20, 2005 11:55 PST by Pablo Hadis | Source: RebelThink
Autodesk Ships VIZ 2006-Latest Visualization Tool for Sharing Design Intent
New Toolset Delivers Advanced Features Including Intuitive Interoperability With Autodesk Products SAN RAFAEL, Calif., April 19 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Autodesk, Inc. (Nasdaq: ADSK - News), today began shipping Autodesk® VIZ 2006, the professional design visualization software that helps artists realize their ideas through 3D modeling, rendering and animation. Autodesk VIZ 2006 features new tools that enhance interoperability with other Autodesk® design applications and for creating and managing content, such as tool palettes and a new content browser for cameras, lights and materials. Press Release For those wondering - Autodesk VIZ 2006 is based on the 3ds max r7 core functionality and one can exchange files and plugins freely. See also the FAQ.
CGunderground are running an interview with Liam Kemp, creator of This Wonderful Life, and Maxim's CyberBabe
Posted Sat Apr 16, 2005 11:54 PST by ZeBoxx | Source: CGunderground
Following recent changes on Autodesk/discreet branding, the look of Discreet.com has been redesigned.
Posted Fri Apr 15, 2005 22:47 PST by ZeBoxx | Source: Herman Saksono
Metacube
has recently completed a 4 minute videoclip using Max for a group of
Mexican singers known as "Los Fernández". Deathfall has the
interview. (English|Spanish)
Sin City
opened back on the 25th of March. The film, despite it's
criticism for over-the-top sex and violence, has been very
well received and is doing great box office
numbers. San Francisco based "The Orphanage" did somewhere in
the range of 640 shots for the That Yellow Bastard section of the film (one
of 3 chapters in the film) and have done several interviews
on the web with images and breakdowns.
Why's that cool for MaxUnderground? They used Brazil r/s and 3ds max throughout this hugely
demanding production :) If you haven't seen the film, do.
The work is beautiful and stays very true to Frank Millers original
graphic novels.
Postproduction studio Platige Image has begun a recruiting campaign
to increase the size of its future production team. Platige Image has produced short animated movies such as "The Cathedral" and the
recent "Fallen Art". [ more... ]
Thorsten Thormählen and Hellward Broszio from the IT Lab at the University of Hannover have developed Voodoo,
a free camera tracker that estimates camera motion and reconstructs a
3D scene from image sequences. The algorithm offers a full automatic
and robust solution to estimate camera parameters for long video
sequences. The estimated result can be exported to 3D animation
packages including Max.
Uncharted Territory have an immediate opening for several 3DS Max artists in the following fields: 3D modeling, texturing and animation, particle systems, fluid dynamics, pre-visualization. [ more... ]
Treddi.com, the Italian portal for 3D users, has opened a new texture section with 24 new hi-res images (3000 x 2000) for free download.
Valencia-based Keytoon Animation Studios have posted their short film Buckets. It is completely rendered with Maxwell, and uses RealFlow for the water simulation.
(Update) FXGuide takes a look at the HDR capabilities of Photoshop CS2.
Read about new feature highlights, including HDRI support, at Adobe.com.
SAN RAFAEL, CA—April 1, 2005—According to undisclosed sources, a poker
game that took place on Saturday, February 26 in Montreal, between
marketing staff from Autodesk and Discreet would have resulted in the
latest re-branding of Discreet's products. [ more... ]
Pete Draper, author of the excellent "Deconstructing the Elements" Max book has updated his website with new images from his work. Check 'em out!
Ballistic Publishing announced that its CG Challenge book
'Machineflesh' is now shipping. Machineflesh comprises of tutorials
and artwork from the contestants of the Machineflesh Challenge (16
March - 18 June 2004). Visit BallisticPublishing.com for more.
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