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Review, Design Visualization Software
  • Cadalyst Labs Review: Shining Stars


    To finish out the year, Cadalyst All-Star awards honor the best of the best—the products that stood out among those that earned Highly Recommended ratings from Cadalyst Labs in the past six months.

    First Look Review: Autodesk 3ds Max 9


    3D animation, rendering and modeling software.

    Cadalyst Labs Review: Make It Real


    Visualization software brings designs to life

    Cadalyst All Stars 2006—Cadalyst Labs Salutes Best Hardware, Software


    Cadalyst All-Star awards recognize the most outstanding products among those that earned Highly Recommended ratings from Cadalyst Labs in the past six months.

    Alive and Kicking - Large CRT Monitors Offer Best Bang for Your Buck


    Prices on large CRT monitors have dropped substantially since our last CRT review in September 2003. Not so many years ago I remember paying triple what these current CRTs cost. What you don't get for these lower prices are multiple connectivity optionsthere's usually no USB connectivity whatsoever. The overall quality of these behemoths is, however, excellent.

    Table 1. 2D Publishing Features


    Table 1. 2D Publishing Features

    First Looks: AccuRender and LT Toolkit for LT


    Much of what you sacrifice in AutoCAD LT over more expensive-and more powerful-standard AutoCAD lies in two areas: 3D functionality and programming interfaces, especially the popular AutoLISP programming language.

    First Looks:Design Extension for 3ds max


    When Discreet's 3ds max and Autodesk VIZ diverged as products, 3ds max evolved its core modeling, animation, and rendering features with additional capabilities specific to game design and film and video effects while VIZ offered AEC-oriented features.

    First Looks: Essential Textures


    Some purists like to create everything from scratch, including texture maps. There's nothing wrong with this, if you have the time and skill.

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