Fashion Week In Second Life
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This week, from June 1 to 8, 2009, the Fashion Week will be celebrated in Second Life.
You can check the event details in the Association of Virtual Worlds.
Photo by Minako Bracken
See the hottest new looks in SL during Fashion Week at the Monogram Virtua Convention Center in Second Life. There will be fashion shows, giveaways, workshops, etc...
Location: Monogram Virtua Convention Center in SL
Website: http://monogramvirtua.com
Featured Machinima: Sorrow And Hope, by CarlaBroek
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The Koinup group of Hiperia3D News this week features "Sorrow & Hope", directed by CarlaBroek, a work to make us though about the world in which we live, and full of sensitivity for all those who suffer.
If you like it, visit CarlaBroek profile or join our group to view more works.
News Machine Gun: Francesco D'Orazio At METAMEETS Video, Chrome 2.0, Blender Film, Eden, Vivaty...
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Francesco D'Orazio In METAMEETS 09
Here you can watch the presentation Francesco D’Orazio (Myrl's Founder and CEO) did about the patterns and challenges in the evolution of immersive entertainment, virtual worlds and the 3D Web, with the controversial title of "EVERYTHING YOU KNOW ABOUT VIRTUAL WORLDS IS WRONG". You can go and comment here.
Chrome 2.0
Google Chrome has reached version 2.0 and is out of beta. It is a very fast browser. Although Firefox has lots of more features, Chrome is good as a secondary lightweight browser, for example when running other applications that take many resources like Second Life.
Blender Third Short 3D Animation Film
Blender's third short 3D animation film will be based on a scenario of renowned author Martin Lodewijk. The film - financed via internet and realized with open source software - will be distributed freely.
FunTrench Eden
Funtrench's Eden's next version will incorporate Open Dynamics Engine(ODE) as the physics engine replacing the Panda physics engine. Watch their blog closely for details.
Vivaty News
Vivaty has lots of new features: you can now go shopping for lots of new objects, and send gift to friends. They also added an actions menu that will make easier to execute gestures and dances. In addition, Vivaty is now compatible with Internet Explorer 8.0.
Voice, Skype And Second Life
You may find interesting to read this article about the plans of Second Life about voice and voice calls.
22 Selected Netbeans Module Tutorials
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Here's a list of Netbeans tutorials, that where done in the previous months or years, and are still of value, specially when dealing with language support and module development.
Integrate a new file type
Define new languages
Make new file templates
Code completion:
Intro to Schliemann
Schliemann on Schliemann
Syntax Highlighting
Schliemann for Non Programmers
Communicate between your module and NB IDE
Feed Reader tutorial:
When to use a library wrapper module or package the library
Module suite example with Google toolbar
Menu items and toolbar buttons
Paletters of code HTML
Prolog Schliemann tutorial
When to use library wrapper module
Netbeans Dev FAQ:
Porting apps to a module
Intro to Schliemann 2
Create and Import a JavaBean
CVS On Netbeans
Linux & JavaFX Tooling in NetBeans IDE
And finally, this is a tutorials blog that may cover other practices and quick tutorials that the author had the generosity to share with us:
http://netbeans6.blogspot.com/
ARToolkit: Open Source AR Toolkit
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ARToolKit is a software library for building Augmented Reality (AR) applications.
Augmented Reality is getting into our lives as Wii consoles and other gadgets, and may be the future of software developments.
In AR applications, the virtual and the real get mixed, and the user experiments virtual entities as real, seeing and sensing things that are computer-generated.
AR ToolKit is available for SGI IRIX, Linux, MacOS and Windows, and is distributed with complete source code.
In the projects page, you can check what others did with ARToolKit.
The license is GPL. There is a strange notice in their website about commercial applications of ARToolKit. Strange because GPL allows commercial use, so I suppose that they mean that you must ask for another licensing if you're going to modify or merge the software with your own, that is when the problems with GPL arise.
Mobile Fun: Everything For Your Mobile Phone Or Smartphone
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Most of us like technology. And when we purchase a mobile phone, we are looking for something more than just a gadget to talk to people.
Listening to music, or to the radio, installing games and other files to your phone directly from your PC, saving your photos to the hard drive... But for all that, we need accessories for our phone.
Advanced users of mobile phones need a site where all of this and much more is available. One of these sites is Mobile Fun, where you can find all kinds of accessories for all phone brands.
For example, you may be searching for nokia 5800 cases. In Mobile Fun, you will find lots of cases to prevent your nokia from breaking, but also elegant cases in leather and metal, of all shapes and for all life-styles. There are executive leather board cases, for example; a symbol of elegance, but there are also practical and simple carrying cases.
Or as another example, there is also a great diversity on nokia e71 cases. Such an exclusive smartphone really deserves a special case. Just like a transparent case, that protects your phone from scratch, and at the same time you can see the screen without problems.
The diversity is enormous. There are also cases for the beach, so you can protect your e71 from water, salt, and the breeze of the sea.
This is only a portion of all that is available there. Most of these articles are really hard to find in your local shop, and browsing through Mobile Phone gives you the advantage to view the huge number of different possibilities.
The real place to become a geek of your mobile phone, a power user of this gadget that you take everywhere, is Mobile Fun.
Not only cases, but also audio adapters to use any headphones with your phone, data cables, memory cards, batteries, card readers, screen protectors, car chargers (for example, look this one for the nokia dc-4), games, ringtones... and lots of unusual and very practical things for your phone.
Web3D Celebrates Durability Of The X3D Standard, In The 14Th Symposium
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3D Content for a Lifetime: The 14th Annual Web3D Symposium Celebrates Milestone of Innovation and Durability
The fourteenth annual International Web3D Symposium will showcase X3D, the only open, royalty-free and ISO-certified technology available today for interactive 3D graphics on the World Wide Web.
TrueSpace Disappears
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Caligari TrueSpace 7.6 was offered as a freeware some time ago. Now, Microsoft is reducing costs on many services, and TrueSpace is one of the victims of the crisis.
Bruce Lehmann, owner and main administrator of our community of worldbuilders ( WBandD ), has just published the news. Read it here.
Read carefully if you like TrueSpace and try to save as much as you need, because the Caligary TrueSpace website itself may disappear. If you didn't, this is your last opportunity to get this great modeler for free.
In the last times, there are lots of free products that were part of the projects of big companies that are disappearing. Google and Yahoo have canceled some of their services too.
Is this a preventive act, or is this due to a real need for reducing costs?
Shapeways: Create Your Metal Cufflinks In 3D
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Shapeways has just introduced the first DIY 3D printed customizable metal cufflinks. With the new, free, and easy-to-use Shapeways Cufflink Creator, users simply enter text and select the style of their choice to create a one of a kind metal cufflink set.
These elegant accessories are produced with the latest in 3D Rapid Prototyping technology and offer one of a kind design with substantial depth to give the cufflinks a high-end look for a relatively low-end price. The new Shapeways Cufflink Creator offers many styles and finishes to choose from and make the perfect gift for that special someone.
To create your own 3D-printed cufflink with Shapeways Cufflink Creator go to http://www.Shapeways.com. and click the main banner to go to the Custom Cufflink Creator.
Simply select one of the nine styles, type-in desired initials and order your personal cufflinks. The price for a pair of nicely boxed Custom Cufflinks is $49.00 (incl. shipping and VAT). May 26, 2009 is the last date to order to be received by Father’s Day.
Evolver: One Avatar For Many Virtual Worlds
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Evolver deals with the avatar and turns it into the native format of every supported platform, and cares about the animations and everything.
The list of supported platforms is the following (for now, more to be added):
Remember that the software is considered alpha, so some things may not work for you and others may not have been fully implemented.
The creation of avatars is done through a visual process, choosing between different options. For some features, you choose 2 characters. For example, 2 head shapes. Then you move a slider to adjust your appearance between that 2 characters. This way, you can generate an unique face for your avatar.
Create Your Facebook 3D Scene In Minutes With SceneCaster's 3D Scenes
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SceneCaster has released a new application for Facebook that makes very easy to build a 3D scene in minutes.
There are free templates and premium ones. You can use your photos to create your personalized 3D Scenes for free. Or, choose from our premium 3D Scenes and add your favorite YouTube videos too.
You can add pics from your profile, or the photos of your friends, or if you have some photo-album in Facebook, the photos or screenshots from those albums.
The process of creating a scene just takes some minutes. The scenes are 360º panoramas in which you can pan and zoom.
A very cool add-on for your Facebook profile. You can see the scenes and create your own here: http://apps.facebook.com/my-threed-scenes/
The Do-Group Is Looking For Machinima Directors, Actors, 3D Artists, And Animators
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NEXTSTEP IN MACHINIMA PRODUCTION is looking for pros and beginners in all timezones. Look their jobs page to see what is available, but amongst others, they are looking for:
Check their website: http://the-DO-group.com
Contest: Model A Face And Win $300 In 3D Printing
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Shapeways has just announced a new contest, very thrilling for every 3D modeler:
Rocking The Metaverse: First Concert
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The first concerts in Orange Island, sponsored by Koinup, are going to start on 19th of May at 1PM SLT at the Orange Island in Second Life.
Don't miss it and read more here.
Murcia (Spain) VRML Sceneries Of High Quality
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Accidentally, I found some screenshots in Flickr that shown some virtual sceneries made with VRML. This made me search for the author of these 3D worlds, and I found Grita Internet, a Spanish agency that designs virtual environments in this language.
They have built a big series of sceneries for the government of Murcia (Spain), and all are listed here. They are small but very immersive, with photorealistic textures.
You can visit them all for free using a plugin that supports VRML, like for example Vivaty or Cortona, that runs in Chrome.
For some reason, Cortona in Firefox has problems with these sceneries, but runs fine in Chrome. Of course, you can also use Blaxxun in Internet Explorer.
So install a VRML plugin, and visit them here.
Filter Forge Now Offering 30% Off In All Upgrades
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Filter Forge was covered deeply in a previous post, that you should read to learn about this excellent tool for worldbuilders and 3D modelers.
I own a copy of Filter Forge and I was quickly interested in this news. Seems that you can now request an upgrade to a higher edition and get a 30% of discount.
This is done filling a form. Go to their "Buy" page of Filter Forge, and at the bottom there's a link that says "Upgrade options". Fill in the form and you'll receive an email that says the final price.
Don't forget to see the review of Filter Forge that was published here, and remember that the 30% discount for all editions is also available now.
Life On Line New Episode: Second Pride, Illuminati In Twinity, and SpaceJunky In Concert
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This time Life On Line show helps to celebrate the launch of Second Pride, a week-long festival in the virtual world Second Life celebrating Gay Pride. We catch up with co-founder of the virtual world Twinity and learn about their exciting Illuminati competition, part of the hit sequel to the Da Vinci code, just released. And music by SpaceJunky as they perform their original hit, 'I Am'.
As you know, Life On Line partnered with us. So if you look in our sidebar, you'll find the Life On Line latest episode. When a new episode is launched, it will be automatically updated and you'll be able to watch it here in your favorite 3D site, Hiperia3D News.
How To Optimize Models With Meshlab
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Shapeways has published an excellent tutorial on how to reduce the number of polygons of your 3D models, so you get a model that looks the same but has less file size (for Internet use), and less hardware requirements.
The tutorial tells how to use Meshlab for this. Meshlab is a mesh manipulation open source tool.
Read the tutorial here:
http://www.shapeways.com/tutorials/polygon_reduction_with_meshlab
Metaplace Now In Open Beta
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Metaplace is now on open beta and you can sign up and create your worlds and games.
It is a web-based virtual worlds platform with isometric point of view, cartoon like.
For users of Second Life, remember that Myrl recently informed us about a chat bridge and collaboration tool between Metaplace and SL.
Also remember that Koinup recently announced "Rocking the Metaverse" , the 1st Crossworld Music Tour powered by Koinup and sponsored by Koinup, Reaction Grid, Twinity, Orange Island, and Metaplace.
Featured Machinima: Metropolis, by RockerFaerie
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The Koinup group of Hiperia3D News this week features "Metropolis - SL", by RockerFaerie. This is filled with nostalgia of Metropolis, the film from 1927 (Fritz Lang).
As all the creations by RocketFaerie, it has a superb combination of music, effects, and animation. And as all the works of RockerFaerie, it takes us to another world, always mysterious.
If you like it, visit RocketFaerie profile or join our group to view more works.
FilterCam HUD Demo Tomorrow May 14 With Koinup And Orange Island
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Join Koinup this Thursday 14th of May at 11.00 am SLT on the Orange Island Photo Gallery for an introduction to the FilterCam HUD.
The FilterCam HUD is a tool to make your photos inside SL more appealing without any need of post-production.
The session will consist in a short presentation of the HUD and a class about adding your own texture masks and creating your own presets for the FilterCam.
You can read more about this in Koinup's Blog.
Go to FilterCam HUD Page
Rocking The Metaverse: The 1st Crossworld Music Tour
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Koinup is proud to announce “Rocking the Metaverse” , the 1st Crossworld Music Tour powered by Koinup and sponsored by Koinup, Reaction Grid, Twinity, Orange Island, Metaplace.
Rocking the Metaverse is the first multiworld music show, aimed at bringing live music in the most important virtual worlds, particolarly: Second Life, Opensim (Reaction Grid), Metaplace, Twinity.
4 Musicians and a few Artists will cross the most important metaverse platforms, performing live and making live shows for the enjoyment of the virtual worlds members.
The first date is scheduled for the 19th of may at the Orange Island, one of the most important cultural venue in Second Life. Then the tour will move to Open Sims, the opensource metaverse platform, where the musicians will have the opportunity to perform at the Reaction Grid.
Once left both Opensims and Second Life, musicians will move again for a series of dates in Twinity and Metaplace. Both Twinity and Metaplace are raising the bar of the metaverse environment, providing users with innovative amazing features to enjoy and express themselves.
Rocking the Metaverse mission is to support and power the music culture in virtual worlds, offering musicians a new way to engage the audience and new stage to show off.
All the people that would love to be part of the the project (and leave their feedback) are invited to join the Rocking the Metaverse group on Koinup.
The Good Consequences Of P2P Regulation
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It seems that P2P is being internationally limited by different countries, and forced to respect copyright law. Legislations seem still very immature. Let's see the consequences that this may have.
The European law against bad use of P2P networks allowed that national authorities could exclude users from the internet without a court order.
We all may be happy that this has been stopped, but copyrighted materials need defense.
There's also a law in the USA that makes any P2P software used for transferring files from one computer to another to include a big warning and require the user to give "informed consent" when installing the software and every time it's used.
This is a big pain for the user, that will be prompted endlessly with warning floating boxes.
The trend is to control, limit and regulate P2P networks, and to protect materials that are released under copyright or other licenses that don't allow free re-distribution.
Obviously, this is to fight against software piracy. Also, now that electronic book readers are becoming better and cheaper, people will tend to buy more ebooks. If piracy is not controlled, this may suppose the ruin for authors of books.
In the last years, software developers have also suffered from too much piracy, making programming a ruinous activity. And that's because people not only download through P2P applications from big companies, that can overcome the loss of a part of their benefits, but also applications done by independent programmers or small companies.
In some countries of Europe, people have developed a very weak sense of what is the required effort to produce the things that they steal through P2P, and that if they continue doing this, they ruin the small developers.
On the other part, as new laws emerge, everybody can see that the amount of pirate content on eMule and similar programs is very low. If you search for any application you get very few results. And most of them contain viruses, mostly trojans.
Also, very often, pedophile content is hidden inside other files, and this may suppose being accused of that crime if you don't report it to the authorities.
Obviously, laws are going the wrong way, because annoying the user (as in the US) may damage software applications, and banning people from Internet without a court order (as in Europe) is against the individual rights.
But software developers, and now ebook authors, need protection.
If you don't agree with this, you should just think that Internet has popularized everything. An author of ebooks, a writer, is not a member of an elite anymore. Everybody can write a book, and hope to be read, and maybe get a life from that.
Also, many programmers may want to sell their applications, done with many months and years of effort. It is their right to charge for that work.
And for users, everybody must understand that if you like a service, a software application or a book, you must support their creators. And this must be done directly, not through taxes, I mean buying their materials. If you pay for a software application, a book, or a service, as when you make a donation, you are supporting something that you like, and encouraging the author to keep on doing what you like.
We have to pay for things that we have never chosen, to our politicians, through taxes. Why is it so hard for everyone to support what they like? You have the control over all this.
Also, why do you need to get pirate software? There are tons of open source and free software. And if you need something better, that is commercial software, just buy that. There are tons of cheap soft out there, many times as good as the most expensive ones. Often we review them here.
The consequences of P2P regulation, if done the right way, are many and good:
And derived from the limitations and these beneficial effects, the most important consequence: people will learn to respect other people's work, and that they need their support to continue doing quality products.
VirtualBox: Run Windows XP Inside Linux, And More
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VirtualBox is an open source application developed by Sun Microsystems that allows you to install and run an operative system inside another.
VirtualBox is being featured in many computer magazines these days.
This free (GPL) software creates a virtual computer that has a virtual hard drive, where you can install another operative system. First, you define how much RAM memory and video memory will it have, and later the size of the hard drive. Then, you install the operative system as you would in a real PC.
The new virtual computer runs inside its own window, although you can enter in full screen view, and almost all behaves like in a real PC with that OS.
And why do you want to do this?
For example, I have VirtualBox installed in my two computers. One is a barebone that runs Fluxbuntu linux. Fluxbuntu is a branch of Ubuntu that uses very little amount of resources (only 40-45 Mb of RAM memory). I use that computer mainly for backups of my data.
But sometimes I can't use my big computer, that runs Windows, because I am using it for something critical, like rendering things or recording a DVD, or defragment the hard drive.
I run VirtualBox inside my Fluxbuntu Linux barebone, and I can continue working.
By the way, Fluxbuntu is ideal for this, because it uses very little amount of RAM, so the amount that VirtualBox can dedicate to the virtual Windows PC is high.
Presently, VirtualBox runs on Windows, Linux, Macintosh and OpenSolaris hosts and supports a large number of guest operating systems including but not limited to Windows (NT 4.0, 2000, XP, Server 2003, Vista), DOS/Windows 3.x, Linux (2.4 and 2.6), Solaris and OpenSolaris, and OpenBSD.
News Machine Gun: Kambi, Second Life, Myrl, Vivaty, Web3DC...
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Kambi VRML Game Engine continues improving, and the new features are now available through nightly builds. They include 3D textures, new extensions for VRML/X3D worlds that provide projective textures and shadow maps, hardware occlusion query for very large scene rendering, and more.
Second Life has published a PDF book that is a quickstart guide to this virtual world. You can download it for free. Also have a look to ours, and the cheatsheet that we published.
Also, some informations have appeared saying that Second Life will expand their support for social media services.
Myrl published this news about the interconnectivity between Second Life and Metaplace, through a an instant messaging and two-way chat bridge.
You have up to July 15 to take part in a contest for COLLADA developers, organized by the Khronos Group and the Media Grid Immersive Education Initiative. The Content will consist of a 3D model, avatar, world or simulation specifically geared toward virtual worlds and deployable in Immersive Education platforms. There are no entry fees.
Project Eden invites all Python developers, the Panda 3D community and everyone else (because Eden is so easy to use) to develop and submit entries for the first ever Eden3D Games Competition.
Your game must use Eden’s MVC structure, inherit from one of Eden’s super-classes, and include a menu made via the Eden2D Menu2D class. The best game gets $120, and the best extension gets $100. Read more here.
If you are on LinkedIn and are user of 3DXplorer, now there's a group for you in LinkedIn. Go and join.
3DXplorer continues growing without limits, and each day it is the preferred platform for big institutions, businesses, and developers.
Bonzai3D is a new modeling tool that is easy and robust, and very similar to Google Sketchup. You can check a flash video of how it works.
An interesting group for machinima and photographers of virtual worlds in Koinup has been created. It is called "With Shadow", and is for learning how to add shadows to your images.
Also, the winners of the first Second Life comics have been announced. Don't miss them.
Vivaty has changed the UI of their application and now it is much more easy to use, and also has added text triggers for gestures (so when you say something the avatar plays a gesture).
User profiles have also changed and now they have a more appealing look and more information.
MeshLab an open source, portable, and extensible system for the processing and editing of unstructured 3D triangular meshes has added X3D import and export and VRML import support.
The annual Web3D Symposium is a major event, which unites researchers, developers, experimenters, and content creators in a dynamic learning environment. Attendees share and explore methods of using, enhancing, and creating new 3D web and multimedia technologies, such as X3D, VRML, COLLADA, Croquet, MPEG4, Java3D, and Canvas3D. This year, it will take place in Germany.
The new version of Octaga Player is out, and it's now capable of displaying more than 30 million polygons with the same performance. Octaga Player 2.3.0.4 is free for personal use only. A GoPro version is available for only 49€.
In the early days of VRML a group of volunteers from across the world met every day and night online for three and half months to create the world's first virtual reality epic. The IrishSpace project succeeded as it was premiered to the world at the first Irish National Space Exhibition. It was shown to Astronaut Neil Armstrong and the Irish Deputy Prime Minister.
This is Volume One of a four volume rendering of that tale and work into video. See more in Len Bullard's Blog or his video channel.
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Advanced Library for Poser: Useful Freeware For Poser
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If you're a Poser user you may know that its library of models can become a complete mess and a torture for you. Advanced Library is a freeware application that solves this problem.
When you use Poser, all your models, hairs, poses and other things are saved to folders inside the Runtime folder of this application. Every time that you purchase a new piece of content for Poser, it is installed inside the Runtime.
As names of folders must be unique, so none of your files gets overwritten, every vendor names that folder with their business name. Others use weird names to ensure that no one uses the same.
The result is a complete mess, and a library of models where no one can find anything.
Fortunately, Andreas Beckh has developed Advanced Library.
It allows you to build your own library for Poser. The beta versions also support DAZ Studio. Using Advanced Library, you can define folders with understandable names and link them to where your models are.
To use it, you just install it, and a script. Open Poser, run the script, and run the gallery, and start building your own library.
Check this wonderful software, that will speed up your work with Poser:
Life On Line New Episode: Cybercrime
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The new episode of Life On Line is out. Now focuses on cybercrime and gambling addiction.
As you know, Life On Line partnered with us. So if you look in our sidebar, you'll find the Life On Line latest episode. When a new episode is launched, it will be automatically updated and you'll be able to watch it here in your favorite 3D site, Hiperia3D News.
Shapeways Contest: Win $300 In 3D Printing, And Be Featured At Maker Faire. Ends May 15.
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Maker Faire is a two-day, family-friendly event to MAKE, create, learn, invent, CRAFT, recycle, think, play and be inspired by celebrating arts, crafts, engineering, food, music, science and technology.
It is an incredibly fun and creative event for people who 'hack' technology and hardware.
Last year there were 500 makers there and 65,000 visitors. The makers exhibit anything from robots to musical instruments to knitwear.
Shapeways is happy to announce that they will be attending this year’s Maker Faire, the 4th Annual Maker Faire Bay Area: Re-Make America. T
To inspire people at the faire, they would like to show off the best models that you can possibly make via Shapeways, and is looking for those models that will show how 3D printing will change things.
The Maker Faire contest is your chance to do that and create the most amazing design that you can think of.
You can submit anything you want, anything that you think will inspire and amaze.
The top 3 models will be 3D printed, exhibited at Maker Faire and then sent to the lucky winners. The winning designer gets an additional $300 in 3D printing from Shapeways.
The contest closes the May 15th. Enter the contest by adding the tag: makerfaire to your upload. Your model has to be less expensive than $200.
Shapeways' News: Print Your 3D Models In 3 New Colors
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Now you can print your models in 3D with colored materials with Shapeways in 3 colors.
Shapeways is now able to print your 3D models in 3 colors: Limestone, Terracotta, or Blue Jeans Blue.
With the cool, naturalistic feel of limestone, the contemporary vibe of denim and the heat and sophistication of terracotta, the look and feel of these colored models skillfully mimic the material they are inspired by.
The new materials are based on the White, Strong and Flexible material, which is the most popular on Shapeways. These colored objects will have the same quality in composition that customers have come to expect and love from Shapeways printed objects.
To create these models, Shapeways dyes the materials. This is an intensive manual approach which consists of deeply cleaning the printed parts, heating them in a bath of nylon dye, followed by another thorough cleansing of the now-colored objects. This process allows for a deep, intense color that will stand the test of time.
You can read more about the dying process here.
Also, if you don't know what is 3D printing, remember to read the related article.
Seamless3D 2.148 Is Out
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Seamless3D is a free open source software available under the MIT license, a modeling and animation tool that builds avatars and worlds in X3D.
Now the 2.148 is out, alongside with the new Lucy avatar, that is available in both smls (which can be easily exported to x3d & H-Anim) and vrml format:
http://www.seamless3d.com/av/av_smls.html
Lucy was modeled using NURBS Patches with Seamless3D. For those who already know about this, here's a video that shows the differences between the old and the new Lucy avata, that can be noticed when both models are shown one after the other from the exact same angle and position.
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