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The Past and the Future
3D can be used to look into the past, or to
imagine the future, and in this edition of the Caligari Eye we take
a look in both directions!
First, following close on the March 6th anniversary of one of the
epic battles in American history, we have Jim Boddie who has
recreated the Alamo using trueSpace and Virtual Earth. Meanwhile,
Flavio Adriani has been imaging what bike designs could look like in
the future with inspiration from Lamborghini and Tesla.
Then we talk to trueSpace artists who have proven themselves
winners thanks to their entries in the Lightworks image contest.
Hear what they had to say, and maybe their advice will help you
win the next contest you enter!
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Remember The Alamo
A very important
location in the history of Texas, this site has been recreated
in Virtual Earth by Jim Boddie using trueSpace. Read more on
the why and how in this interview with him.
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I've Got A Bike
The bike in this case
is one that exists only as a design. Created by Flavio
Adriani, this amazing design is sure to make you wish someone
would build it (and that you had the money to afford it if
they did!)
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Virtually Redesigned
SRI Limited are
UK-based specialists in retail interiors and visual
merchandising. They combine CAD software with trueSpace in
order to best serve the needs of their customers and clients.
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The Winner Takes It All
The Lightworks render
engine is used in many software applications, and hosts an image contest
of their own. For
two quarters running, the winners have been trueSpace users
- we spoke with them to learn more about their work and hear
their advice on how to be a winner!
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An Image In The Cloud
This edition, our Tips N Tricks section features an object
that will read in a 2D image and turn it into a point cloud of
unconnected vertices.
Grab your copy of the object, see some ideas on how it could
be used, and then show us what you create with it!
Read more!
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