Would you like to learn how to export your scenes to the MAP file format? This is a format supported by some Id software’s games like Quake. If you want to create scenarios for these games with Blender, a very interesting tutorial shows how to export and setup models to this file format.
Do you remember Project London? The independent feature film, which uses Blender for 3d animation and some effects, has a great clip with a sample animation. And again, the clip has some impressive animations!
As you all know, Blender will be at SIGGRAPH this year and LetterRip from the Blenderartists forums is gathering links to videos that shows some of the impressive features of Blender.
Do you remember Hangar No.5? This short movie uses Blender for all 3d animation and effects. A few weeks ago Bart wrote an article about the trailer and release of the movie.
The first playable demo from the Apricot Project is available to download. Now you can try out a test level of the game, and play around with Frank.
A new version of LuxRender, the unbiased open source render engine was released a few days ago. And this release presents a lot of new features.
A company from Brazil called Gamion, just used Blender to produce a virtual tour of a few blocks from Sao Paulo.
A few days ago, Campbell Barton was interviewed by the guys of The Linux Link Tech Show, about the Big Buck Bunny project.
Here is a great tutorial created by Michael Jones, showing how to model a female head. It’s not a time lapse, actually the whole tutorial has more than one hour of video!
We all know very well the great tutorials from Montage Studio. And now they are offering some free models to download as well! The first one is a male body model.
