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3D game programming all in one for sale

MARK — Sun, 29 Jul 2007 14:15:26 GMT

Im selling a copy of 3d game programming all in one and my indie licence for the torque game engine. any takers?

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Outsource Search Engine Optimization, Joomla (CMS) , E-Commerce Web Design, Development and Consulting Services India

Samyak — Fri, 09 Feb 2007 11:42:29 GMT

www.samyakonline.net
www.ecommercesolutionspoint.com
www.softwaresolutionspoint.com

Why to Outsource from Samyak Online, India ?

* To focus on Core Business Operations
* To have Cost Effectiveness
* To gain access to world-class IT skills.
* To share the risks involved in development.
* To seek resources not available in-house.
* To finish projects on time.

The processes, approach and methodology for offshore outsourcing at Samyak Online is best suited to the clients. Our processes for Offshore Outsourcing provide seamless integration between the customer and us. The key to achieving fast savings with your sourcing program is fast knowledge transfer, and quickly achieving
high offshore ratios. We are always keen to offer innovative, delivery and commercial models. As an organization, we have been open to suggestions and have always been keen to listen to our clients.

www.samyakonline.net
www.ecommercesolutionspoint.com
www.softwaresolutionspoint.com

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3d File Sharing Site

davea — Thu, 19 Oct 2006 18:06:47 GMT

You can upload your stuff and choose from lots of other people's cool stuff. Games, gadgets, models, whatever, it's up there.

http://mediamachines.com/browse.php

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check it out, a new animation-sharing site, huge database, high quality material.

aniBOOM — Thu, 19 Oct 2006 12:28:54 GMT

Hi there , My name is X and i work at aniBOOM ,which is a unique video-sharing site dedicated solely to animation content. Right now we have a competition taking place and more than 1500 movies have already been submitted.
site adress is www.aniboom.com
I would appreciate it if you could Check it out and tell me what you think to: for1(at)aniboom(dot)com

in case you feel too lazy to look for yourselves, here is a link for one of theflash moveis we have down there:
http://www.aniboom.com/Player.aspx?v=1367

enjoy

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Spectasia 3D Browser

alan — Tue, 08 Aug 2006 17:18:29 GMT

Spectasia is a 3D user interface (UI) which organizes your desktop into a series of information galleries. Easy to use and fun to work with, Spectasia boosts the accessibility of content. It also frees you from the daily chore of having to memorize the names and/or locations of items on your computer. Explore www.spectasia.com to learn more.

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COMMUNICATION WORKSHOP....5th chakra EMPOWERING BOTH sides of communication with COLLEEN GARRITY

colleen — Thu, 08 Jun 2006 07:36:55 GMT

COMMUNICATION WORKSHOP....5th chakra EMPOWERING BOTH sides of communication june 17th 1:30-4:30pm
come and expand on something we use daily. The gift of communicating. not only efficiently, but discover what your challenges are in using this tool while standing in your power, offering also the gift of empowering your listener. So that when you are expressed fully, you are also serving your audience in their own growth.
the fifth chakra governs two vessels:
speaking (outgoing expression), and also listening, (receiving).
so often what we want to express is missed....due to projections from both sides.
when the communicator is clear, grounded, it becomes clear HOW to deliver information, intimacy in a way which feels safe, and is therefore received. it can be an inspiring expericence of growth and empowerment. -a dance of energetics.
points of interest:
WHAT do you want to expresss?
WHAT old conversations may be blocking your fullest expresson?
the power of negotiating/ anchoring the receiver.
moving through the old....shedding old skins which may be holding you back.
releasing ego in order to hold space for the experience...genuinely.
-based on yogic information, but will be crossed referenced with other information as well.
we are spiritual beings living in society. these factors will be represented.

my intention is to raise vibration in this area and have each participant explore their own dynamic and create SHIFT.
We will work with the collective and together raise our own awareness of how to use the tools of communication in a new way, more comfortable in our own skins of expression.

some yoga poses, and sound involved. simple, feel good workshop designed for new/experieced yoga practioners, or simply those interesed in growing their potential.
each who attends will have space to be exactly where they are.

beniftis include:
gain effeciency in your communication.
learn to be a present and powerful listener.

good for artists, business, intimate relationships, and anyone who is interested in bringing life to this tool we use daily in ALL of our human exchanges.

LOCATION:
Center for yoga
230 1/2 n. larchmont blvd.
la., ca. 90004
323.464.1276

cost: 55$ (part of the proceeds will go to a non-proft aid for disadvantaged inner city teen girls)

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qtvr?

jay — Thu, 11 May 2006 20:35:20 GMT

does anyone know if there is an os x version of soundSAVR? this was a plug in for spatial sound in a VR environment, pan left and right while immersed in an image. thanks in advance!

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SketchUp from Google.

DVDBurner — Mon, 01 May 2006 15:59:11 GMT

http://sketchup.google.com

SketchUp is a simple but powerful tool for quickly and easily creating, viewing and modifying your 3D ideas.

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my BRIGHT amazing STUDIO coming avail. for 875. RENT in GREAT neighborhood. (hlwd/beachwood.)

colleen — Wed, 05 Apr 2006 03:37:10 GMT

i am leaving my beautiful studio apt., and would like it to go to someone in the community.
1857 n. wilton pl. #202. (2nd floor of 5) -FRANKLIN AND WILTON.
beachwood canyon/hlwd, neighborhood. walking distance to la poubelle, birds, mayfair etc.
right off the 101, 10 min. to dntn. (at the right time)

living room/bedroom: wall to wall 6ft high bay windows, with white painted wood floors. bright white walls/butterscotchy orange trim.
kitchen/dining area:
big enough that i created a work/painting space in dining part, which has a big window.
black and wht. checkered tiled floor. great counter space for those who cook a lot.
a little vanity room seperate from the main room, on the way to the bathroom which has yellow tiles chest high on the walls, and green tile floor. -bathtub. and window above that.
FOUR closets, plenty of storage space througout.
built ins and crown mouldings, 1930s s.f. style building. high cielings throughout (9ft as opposed to 7)
southfacing windows thoughout. -always bright.
pretty sound proof all the way around, i have sanded and drilled at 3am on more than one occasion and no one complained.
no parking now, but you figure out the system. there is a wait list for prking. dnstrs. but it moves slow.
great tenants, nice, like minded 30 somethings that don't get in your way but will say hello in the hall.
manager, alex, the greatest jonny on the spot if you need something.

what you ABSOLUTELY MUST HAVE to get the place:
GOOD CREDIT (don't bother if you don't, there's no getting around that one)
500. deposit and first month rent of 875.
sign 1yr. lease.
-this is NOT a sublet, i just want to hook up the tribe with the place as it's so hard to get a good place for a good price.
i have LOVED living here, and am only moving to another unit in building (1 bdrm).
it is bright, feels private, and inspiring if you create the space.
tribe me if you have questions, or call the mgr. alex and drop my name.

**if interested, act fast, as people have been coming in off the street inquiring about availabilities lately, and we don't even have a for rent sign up.

alex: 213.999.1707

blessings,
colleen

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Turbulence shader?

davea — Wed, 08 Mar 2006 09:12:21 GMT

Anyone know where I can get some code (prefer HLSL) of a turbulence shader, specifically one that can mimic the clouds on planets like Jupiter and Saturn? Thanks in advance.

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3D audio

Scott — Fri, 03 Jun 2005 10:05:46 GMT

I used to do spatial audio research (HRTF-based) and I'd like to continue in this field as well as maybe VR. Does anybody know of any possible opportunities? Video game sound design seems to be a good area to look. nVidia used to have a program called Soundstorm which was advanced audio for their nForce chipsets but they closed it down.

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Color Rapid Prototype Models from Maya & Max

MK — Thu, 02 Feb 2006 00:27:52 GMT

I found this company that can build full color 3D Models from Maya, Max, Rhino and other products in full 3D Color.

You can see some sample models at the link below

http://www.ems-usa.com/sample_parts_Z510.html

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ManyOne - Online 3D encyclopedia

davea — Sun, 22 Jan 2006 21:07:06 GMT

ManyOne Networks is now 'live' at www.manyone.net. Comes with Flux, Emma, Shockwave, and GeoFusion for viewing topics in 3D. Pretty sparse, but then it's pretty new, and they're looking for contributors. Could be some work opportunities.

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Intro and website.

jporter — Sun, 22 Jan 2006 05:12:19 GMT

Seems sort of quite here. Nice echo in these empty halls.

Since no one is posting much in my tribes I started nosing around a bit and found this one, through a friends link.

If anyone is tired of looking at red balloons;

I have an old, and I mean old, site where I posted a few 3D pictures back in 1995. Most need glasses for viewing a few are set for parallel free view. I can not cross eye view so I do not post them that way.

site is http://www.delectra.com/jporter/

same site that is in my profile.

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Broadband as a Public Service ?

corbus — Sun, 27 Nov 2005 23:35:28 GMT

Check it out

Tell us what u think?

http://www.freepress.net/communityinternet/

Click on the map for a closer look....

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New Voices Call for Submissions now live!

digifest organiser — Thu, 10 Nov 2005 16:20:17 GMT

Hey Guys,

We just published the 2006 Telefilm New Voices Call for Submissions at our website - its a PDF you can download from http://www.dx.org/digifest .

Here's some info:

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digifest has gone mod! The ‘mod’ theme - short for modern in the ‘60s - and currently used to mean modification - reveals inspiring and surprising innovations in digital design, art and cultural expression.

We invite you to participate in digifest 2006: mods, an interdisciplinary festival of the best in innovative new media, art and design from Canada and abroad. This year participants will have the opportunity to express the individual’s role within larger systems, be they political, social or corporate, through their own unique and personalized modifications to off-the-shelf products. Modification possibilities may range from personal computers to clothing; from podcasts to public space; from video games and cell phones to cars or dwellings. The do-it-yourself aspect of this year’s digifest means that the range of modifications is endless, with creativity leading the way in unconventional expression.

Each year 8-12 winners of the juried digifest New Voices call are invited to Toronto, Canada to showcase their work at one of digifest’s high-profile venues, which include Harbourfront Centre, Ontario Science Centre and Design Exchange. In 2006 we will showcase the most innovative transitions in product design from “modern” to “modification.” Work by selected presenters will be installed or displayed. Get your submission in today!
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3D on the Web. Anything New?

Jon — Thu, 05 Feb 2004 18:19:51 GMT

Anyone using anything exciting and new for 3D over/ on the web?

Best,

-jon

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dual proc laptop

amisun — Mon, 23 Aug 2004 20:51:14 GMT

what is your choice for a dual proc laptop
to run ae, and combustion... maya et?

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webam 360 video

amisun — Fri, 24 Jun 2005 17:40:33 GMT

you have any software to stitch multiple webcams into a full 360deg image?

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3d whale skeleton

now — Tue, 21 Jun 2005 22:50:09 GMT

looking for a 3d humpback whale skeleton model?

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call for a/v submissions [AVit Retreat] techno_feminism collaborative

jdap — Mon, 18 Apr 2005 21:53:25 GMT

This is a call for audio/video for the techno_feminist collaborative project at
the 2005 AVit Retreat at Happy Ass Ranch in Colorado, June 13-17th, 2005.

If you wish to participate in this collaborative a/v effort please contact me
asap, with your name, phone, email, platform, and format of your audio/video.
Clips need to be submitted on the subject of women in technology by May 1,
2005. This is absolutely necessary in order to assure that we can format the
clips with the hex plugin for dome projection at the retreat. Please visit the
website and join the yahoo mailing list to find out more information and to
participate.

http://www.avit.us/2005
Subscribe: avitretreat2005-subscribe@yahoogroups.com

contact for techno_feminist collaborative:
JanedaPain
jane.crayton@colorado.edu

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X3D- the Return of the Vrith

Tue, 12 Apr 2005 05:12:08 GMT

Hello,
New to this group....just logged in. Someone asked "whats new in web3d?"

i suggest visits to www.thex3dxperience.com, www.mediamachines.com, and www.vizx3d.com

new tools for web3d and realtime immersive VR.

larryr
sfweb3d- founder
cube3

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new i3D member

Wed, 23 Feb 2005 20:40:16 GMT

Hello,

I want to meet people interested in integrating interaction design + design communication. Specifically, interactive 3D designers/developers outside the entertainment industry.

I am interested in designing and programming 2D GUIs dynamically linked to real time interactive 3D models (space and product).

Cheers!

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Blender

eddie — Tue, 11 Jan 2005 03:36:03 GMT

In search for an alternative to Shockwave3d. Which i love but its getting dated. I ran across this.

http://www.blender3d.org/

Anark is looking good too!!

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vterrian.org

darkhanamaru — Fri, 01 Oct 2004 18:09:20 GMT

please see my good friend's site www.vterrain.org...it is free and awesome for people wanting to generate 3dterrain

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New QuickTime Tribe

Tech — Sat, 13 Nov 2004 12:11:29 GMT

Come and join my informative and (hopefully) fun new tribe dedicated to everything QuickTime.

http://quicktime.tribe.net

Thanks and enjoy!

- Tech Nature

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Burning Man 2004 Temple of Stars

kriya — Fri, 15 Oct 2004 09:48:41 GMT

- Fullscreen QuickTime VR Panoramic image

http://www.panoramas.dk/fullscreen3/f38.html

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WebFusion 3.2 rocks

bingomanatee — Tue, 21 Sep 2004 16:52:52 GMT

I have offocially tried and gotten a hard on using WebFusion 3D. It is the best way to do 3D on the web I have seen. It uses a VRML input and doesn't require plugins (aside from Java). It is fast, faithful and good looking.

You should all start using WebFusion 3.2 now. Anyone who does not is a moron.

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tony strikes back

.zegnatronicalled — Thu, 02 Sep 2004 06:50:10 GMT

interesting perspective on vrml past and present from tony: x3d guru/vrml guy/minister: available for weddings :)

http://flux.typepad.com/the_flux_papers/2004/08/project_phoenix.html

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Music for Demos and such

Aaron — Tue, 06 Jul 2004 18:39:36 GMT

So I am in the process of putting together a new demo for my VJing and I wanted to throw a question out to this tribe.

I have a bunch of friends music that I plan on using for the demo, but have some tracks that I don't have permission to use that I would like to. As I am not selling the demo, just giving it to people do you think that this is an issue?

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3D Face/Head?

.zegnatronicalled — Mon, 05 Apr 2004 05:54:55 GMT

hey does anyone have a model of a face or head that's about 5 inches and can export it as a iges file? SRL wants to make a head on this cnc machine and put them on robots for friday. msg me privately if you can help! THANKS!

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ONE-DAY MASTER CLASS OpenGL Shading Language

Tech — Tue, 16 Mar 2004 07:24:23 GMT

I thought I would pass this along if anyone is interested.

http://www.3dlabs.com/seminar/oglshaderus/index.htm

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Terragen

Waypoints — Tue, 27 Jan 2004 17:08:51 GMT

Are there any other users of terragen here?

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web3d roundup

amisun — Fri, 14 Nov 2003 03:58:26 GMT

does anyone remember the glorious days of web3droundup at siggraph?

those were the good ole days,,,,

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hi: has anyone used video in vr yet without a lot of lag? in processing?

Josephine — Tue, 02 Dec 2003 08:56:37 GMT

i am new in tis group and i want to network
with vr artists who are using video in vr?

thanks so: Josephine LiPuma

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anyone use anark?

Mon, 17 Nov 2003 04:40:44 GMT

I've been trying out various web3d plugins, and I must say one of the more impressive ones is the anark plugin: http://anark.com/welcome.asp

Has anyone developed stuff using this? How was it?

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Interesting software - Alambik

Wed, 22 Oct 2003 16:48:33 GMT

Alambik has an interesting plugin that can to all kinds of effect as well as texture mapped 3d. Check out the plugin at http://www.alambik.com and there are alot of demos at http://www.the-demo.com

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