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Thank you, Adam Katz! Thank you, Alexander Ewering Thank you, Alfredo de Greef Thank you, Andrea Weikert Thank you, Austin Benesh Thank you, Brecht Van Lommel Thank you, Bill Currie Thank you, Campbell Barton Thank you, Chris Burt Thank you, Chris Want Thank you, Daniel Dunbar Thank you, DJ Capelis ...

hi there,
maybe you find it useful.
http://blogs.zdnet.com/emergingtech/?p=46
http://graphics.cs.cmu.edu/projects/bdt ... Chairs.gif
http://graphics.cs.cmu.edu/projects/bdt ... Tree04.pdf

very interesting, thank you! Paul Gregory, dev lead of Aqsis ( http://www.aqsis.org ), is aiming to do a RenderMan presentation for BC2005. :) The plan is to cover the following areas... 1. History of RenderMan - REYES, RSL, standards and implementations. 2. Technical Aspects - REYES, raytracing and...

thanks!

guys, guys! thank you very much for the turntable!

ton wrote:We're preparing code now to bring back 'real' turntable

thank you very much!

cha! this is the greatest thing i heard today. thank you very much!

joeri wrote:If there is any interest I can post some old logo's and some design phase examples.

yes, definetely! thanks!

it was a joke.

thank you, guys....

softbody does change its shape according to collisions with other objects or when exposed to forces (eg gravity); and rigid body does not.

one may also want to look at very, very interesting articles on http://bmagic.sourceforge.net/articles.html

If Ton is only 21, then how in the world did he start NaN way back then. And if I'm not corrected, didn't he also start NeoGeo? He couldn't have been programming since age 1. :?: :? what do you mean by age 1? neogeo was co-founded in 1998 that means he was approx 4 years old and that there was an a...