Jeroen Bakker writes:
Past couple of months we’ve been working on the new version of CrowdSim3D that can simulate larger crowds faster and smoother motion. We achieved this optimization by rewriting the add-on using Rust – a fast and memory-efficient programming language. The simulation also uses subframes to generate smoother movements.
There is also a beta version available for Blender 2.80 that makes use of features like collection management and EEVEE render engine.
The new version is for sale on www.crowdsim3d.com/.
If you want to get acquainted with CrowdSim3D you can also download our demo version.
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Jeroen Bakker Jeroen Bakker is an IT-Developer with 20+ years of experience. Since 2008 he is an active Blender developer worked on (not complete):
2009 - Documentation Blender file format.
2009-2010 - Blender-aid: Blender-aid is a tool that helps you manage Blender productions.
2010-2012 - Tiles: The tiles project is all about a complete redesign of Blender's compositor.
2016-now - b3d101.org: B3d101.org is a website where young students (aged 10 and older) learn how to create 3D games, animations or model with Blender and Python.
2017-now - Blender Crowd Sim 3D: Crowd Sim 3D is a crowd simulation add-on for Blender.
2018 - CodeQuest: Developer in the CodeQuest. Worked on the workbench render engine.
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Hi Adam,
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Jeroen
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See the link below for how to disallow these notifications:
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