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I'm trying to build a Blender 64bits for OS X and compiler do the job, but get this error when launch Blender from terminal: 84:blender Caronte$ /Users/Caronte/bf-blender/build/darwin/bin/blender 2009-12-30 21:05:49.159 blender[5405:903] Can't open input server /Library/InputManagers/QuicKeysIM Coul...

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IF you program is OpenSource.

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Looks good

Thi´s the same as the Mist in Blender WORLD window (very basic) The examples RipSting showed, while not perfect are far better.

I haven't programmed with Delphi recently, but I download your code to take a look in a future.
Thanks for sharing

Is better if you upgrade the existent Blender mesh painter.

If you post an example mesh, I will take a look and try to help you

Don't offense, but Blender stay to light years of K-3D

Ctrl+N = recalculate all normals to outside
Ctrl+Shift+N = recalculate all normals to inside

x3lumin8x wrote:Are there any plans to redo the UI? No offense but the UI is garbage compared to like Maya or 3dsmax.

For me, the Blender UI is awesomely intuitive and terribly fast.

Is better if you say: "I don't know how to use this different UI"

handydan wrote:...I decided on having an object containing only muscles which can be modified by armatures and then to deform a mesh with muscles there will be a modifier for the mesh which takes as parameters the muscle object and density of skin.

WoW!

zaghaghi wrote:...that generate random halo points in mesh, with some parameters like density.

This method can be done actually with the new particles, but I don't think thi´s a good way (slow and hard to setup).
I think we need a good volumetric shader, instead of use multiple overlapped halos.

Try Blender Publisher 2.25: http://www.blender.org/download/get-ble ... -versions/

Open your vrml and save a .blend with it, then open the .blend with the current Blender version.

Blender GE as a better method "Frustum Culling".
Render zones was the previous method.

LoL