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Fourth edition of Blender-Empire.ru magazine released
Vladimir Vychegjanin wrote:
What is interesting about it? First of all it has changed its layout. Now you can easily read it on your computer without zooming the page. I think it is much more convenient. Besides, there are a lot of things to learn: art gallery, interview, Python programming, and some surprises. Download it here.
Nasa Contest Follow Up
Sensei wrote:
Clicked on the Nasa Art Contest related link at the bottom of a post just to see if anything new was there. The last comment is by someone saying they tied for first in the high school division of the contest. It would be nice if Blendernation could follow up on that, seems like good publicity for Blender. The comment was made back in May, but still good news.
Animatubo Linux includes Blender, YafRay
Henrique Barone wrote:
Quadro-Chave Produções released Animatubo Linux a customization of Ubuntu Linux that come with many animation software including Blender, Yaf(a)Ray and Luxrender. Animatubo Linux also include Gimp with many scripts and adicional collection of brushes. Register and download from www.animatubo.com.
Chang Kai Shek College Blender Workshop
Reynante M. Martinez wrote:
Last November 29 I held a workshop for the students of Chang Kai Shek College in Manila, Philippines. I covered topics from the most basic (interface, 3D view manipulation, primitives, etc.) to some intermediate ones like character modelling, rigging, skinning, and character animation. It was so much fun conducting the workshop, not to mention the unfortunate events that happened when I got there. :-p Report here.
2D Tracking Script
Wray Bowling wrote:
I just wrote an import script for 2D tracking data, allowing for all sorts of fun 2D video compositing tricks :D
Blender Featured on Game Development Software Site
Jason K wrote:
Blender was featured as one of the supported file formats for loading by the Unity game development system, along with a host of other 3D packages. But guess whose logo features prominently on the first image of this page.
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Good job on the 2D (camera) tracking for the shirt, Wray Bowling!
the unity integration is truly awsome.
there is no export needed.
It just reads the native blender files with animations and all.
unity looks cool, the 1400 dollar price tag doesnt.
Hmmm, looking at the state of the open-source game engines, then the price of the A-list commercial engines, I'd say $1400 is a bit of a bargain actually.
CorsairX, you're supposed to think that, not say it :) But hey, I guess that's the exciting thing, we have the ability to make it as good, and much much better.