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Just thought - I hope this supports Rhino 3!
Added a post Dec. 2, 2007
Hold on, this is for 2007, it's happened already. Something must have come up otherwise we wouldn't be here. Scary what's going on behind the scenes.
Added a post Nov. 15, 2007
I tried the 3D mouse too at the event. It certainly was different to a spaceball. I use the 3D Connections spaceball in the YouTube clip along with a mouse for Rhino modelling. It's very effective... Continue
Added a post Mar. 25, 2007
Will the hit game be a hit movie?
Surely the release of the year?
How'd you like that GTA?
So you can play all day and all night
And it makes a return to PS2 and Wii
David Reeves wants to keep us guessing...
No stranger to racing games
Sonic's in on the action now too
Massive boost in profits
Worth $7.8 billion
Get ready to sweat
Enjoy the beautiful game even after the season finishes
Brendan Fraser not included
Bring out the kid in you
Video trailer of the action
Mike Tyson makes a comeback in Round 4
With option of four-player co-op
Under judges orders
id Software hiring new talent to complete it
Europe will get it May 30th
Utah Saints — Utah Saints Something Good '08 (Radio Edit)
Utah Saints — Utah Saints Something Good '08 (High Contrast Remix)I haven't used 'mega' since about 1992 but Z Brush is really that good. OK it doesn't animate but it does export for polygon manipulation in Maya. How it handles allows you to be totally create, not like in Maya or Alias where you know exactly what you want to do but can't find the hidden drop down to achieve it. Z Brush is purely creative too though - you can't be doing Class A surfacing with it. If you really know your stuff then you'll know there's no such thing anyway... But obviously Ali…
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Caltech graduate student Virgil Griffith just launched an unofficial Wikipedia search tool. Enter the name of a corporation, organization or government entity and you get a list of IP addresses assigned to it. Then with one or two clicks, you can see all the anonymous edits made from those addresses anywhere in Wikipedia's pages. Yes that's right, this includes everyone that's edited the entry including Fox News, the CIA and some very interesting changes made by Apple employe…
ContinueLewis Hamilton may not be the youngest driver to win a formula one race, but his victory in yesterday's Canadian grand prix will take its place among the most remarkable achievements in the history of the sport. As the first driver whose approach to the job comes close to matching the sophistication of his machine, he has single-handedly raised the stakes for his own generation and those to come.
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