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A winning combination for design professionals.More>>
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| First Look: 3ds max 15 Dec, 2004
Article By : Ron LaFon
High-end 3D visualization and animation.More>>
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| First Look: Piranesi 4 1 Oct, 2004
Article By : Ron LaFon
Since its introduction, piranesi has become a must-have for the toolbox of those who produce architectural visualizations and renderings. Starting with a simple model, you use Piranesi to quickly fill in details to create an image that looks as if you drew by hand using traditional artistic...More>>
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 | Visualize this! 16 Aug, 2004
Article By : Ron LaFon
Rendering and visualization software capable of producing exquisitely detailed images has become popular far beyond the domain of those who produce such work professionally.More>>
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| All the mechanical caddies Winners 1 Jun, 2004
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All the mechanical caddies WinnersMore>>
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| Silicon Graphics sells Alias business 15 Apr, 2004
Article By : Cadalyst Staff
Investment firm acquires developer of Studio Tools, MayaMore>>
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 | StudioTools 11 & ImageStudio 1 1 Feb, 2004
Article By : Bill Fane
Many Cadalyst readers work in the engineering or the drafting side of the business, where your primary interests lie in working out a detailed design solution and producing finished working drawings. You tend to use software such as Autodesk Inventor, AutoCAD, and SolidWorks. StudioTools is a...More>>
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| First Looks: Discreet 3ds max 6 6 Jan, 2004
Article By : Ron LaFon
3D modeling, rendering, visualization.More>>
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| First Looks: Design Extension for 3ds max 1 May, 2003
Article By : Ron LaFon
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.More>>
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| First Looks:Design Extension for 3ds max 1 May, 2003
Article By : Ron LaFon
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.More>>
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