A new demonstration video from Orbaz technologies showcases the new functionality of Box#2, including soft-body simulations and cloth simulations with tearing.
Browsing Archive June 2009
Graphics Science Randall Hand 17 years ago Comments Off on 50 Great Examples of Data Visualization 1.4 K
50 Great Examples of Data Visualization
WebDesigner Depot has gathered 50 great examples of information visualization, covering everything from Digg to networking connectivity.
Hardware Randall Hand 17 years ago Comments Off on LG Display Develops ‘OLED Panel Durable to Hammer Strikes’ 1.3 K
LG Display Develops ‘OLED Panel Durable to Hammer Strikes’
LG demonstrated an 0.85mm thick OLED display panel capable of withstanding direct mallet strikes.
Anandtech takes the iZ3D stereo LCD display for a test-drive, and finds it not any significant value over NVidia’s GeForce Stereo offering.
In this episode we recap some of the announcements from Computex & E3, including the 21 ION systems, the Asus MARS, and the Alienware M17x
SU Podium is a photorealistic rendering plugin/engine for Google Sketchup, and just entered v1.7 beta.
Graphics Randall Hand 17 years ago Comments Off on SIGER STUDIO’s Sigershader’s VRay Materials Presets 2.7 K
SIGER STUDIO’s Sigershader’s VRay Materials Presets
A collection of 285 material presets and templates for VRay, available for $100 currently in beta.
zap’s mental ray tips blog talks about some of the neat stuff you can do with the new MetaSL support in 3ds Max 2010.
Graphics Science Randall Hand 17 years ago Comments Off on Torabi Architect releases Mathsurf2 1.1 K
Torabi Architect releases Mathsurf2
A new version of the Mathsurf plugin for 3dsmax adds curves and implicit surfaces to the already impressive suite of tools.
Graphics Hardware Randall Hand 17 years ago Comments Off on The Truth About 2K, 4K and The Future of Pixels 1.3 K
The Truth About 2K, 4K and The Future of Pixels
John Galt discusses the differences between old film and new digital sensors, and when a 4K frame isn’t really a 4K Frame.
A test of Map Warper Beta: Upload an 1895 scanned map of the French Quarter and Garden District of New Orleans, georectify using “rubber-sheeting” and export it to Google Maps.
John Sviokla at the Harvard Business blog presents evidence that large-scale displays actually aid in knowledge discovery in ways not previously possible.