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3D Engines - Are you a do-it-yourself-er? I am, or mostly am. But 3d is not quite the do-it-yourself field. This topic briefly covers engines. What they are how they work and why you don't want to write your very own. Note, some of you do want to write your very ...Read More
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3D Hardware Primer - You are not going to go very far with 3D if you do not have the proper hardware. I am constantly amazed too at some of the computer's i have seen put out on the market. When i say this i mean the really cheap machines out there and the corners they c...Read More
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Poser Python Hello World - Poser allows Python, a programming language, to interact with the scene. This can be achieved through the Python Scripts menu window, or by opening a python script under the File > Run Python Script option. Either way, this is how i got a box to appe...Read More
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How i import a Poser animation into Max - Firstly, i don't like this method one bit. In fact, i hate it but what are you gonna do. This describes how i go from Poser 4/Poser 5 to max r3. Start in Poser with a character you want. Make your animation of any number of frames, say 10 for the pur...Read More
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A review of 3DStudio Max - 3dStudioMax has been around for a looong time. They started in Canada under the name Kinetex with 3dsmax1 i guess (i've only seen as early as 2.5). Current version is 3dsmax7 and it's a whopper. Autodesk now owns the code and supports it to this day....Read More
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A review of Alias Maya 6.0 - Maya, a meshers wet dream. When i first saw the tutorials for Maya i couldn't wait. Then i saw the price and realized i had no choice :). Alias Maya also grew up in Canada, right down the road from Kinetix. Maya later merged with Alias Wavefront, sev...Read More
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