Through the Summer of Code, Google sponsors students to work on Open Source software. In the past years, it has brought many improvements to Blender. Like before, the Blender Foundation participates and you can now apply for a project.
The Seattle Blender User Group is meeting again this Saturday. Reserve a seat now!
My name is Ivan Paulos Tomé (A.K.A. Greylica), I’m the Maintainer of the Brazilian Wiki and I work also in some other projects including teaching Blender in Universities , Blender Days in Brasil, Blender Pro (Brazilian Blender Conference), and so on :). Well, I am a reader of the anandtech.com website which is also a good place to see tests of servers, workstations, Graphic cards, SSD, processors, coolers, etc.
A documentary style animation by Josh Wedlake, just a bit over sixteen minutes in length.
Developer’s meeting notes: Google Summer of Code deadlines and mentor sign-up, planning for the next steps in the 2.5 series, bug reporting guidelines, and more updates for the Durian project.
“Yeah! Matt Ebb just commited my patch (SVN r27733) for the “Color Balance” node in Blender 2.5 Compositing node !!! Now it should be much easier to work with.”
François Tarlier
Your chance to be part of the Durian project!“Meeting in the #blenderdurian IRC channel on the FreeNode network, on Saturday, March 27th, between 1-2:00pm GMT+1 (Amsterdam), 12:00-1:00pm GMT. (Refer to Getting Started in Blender IRC if you’re not familiar with irc.) We’ll be in and out of the chat all weekend.”
Materia from Samuli Jomppanen on Vimeo.
