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Daniel Bachmann's 3D and CGI Blog: 3D Printer: The good looking kit...
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3D Printer: The good looking kit. Junior Veloso posted some more Information on his 3D Printer Kit. It looks nice. 3D Printer: The good looking kit. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). I am 3D enthusiast, Photographer, Tinkerer and interested in 60-70s Rock, Blues and Jazz music, also playing guitar, the Rhodes and producing some Music in my Studio. View my complete profile. The Area : Blog- MaxStation. Fixing IK solver animation editing in 3ds Max 2017. IASS 2015 Expo Amsterdam - foldKITE.
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Daniel Bachmann's 3D and CGI Blog: August 2011
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Wacom Inkling: Sketch on paper and transfer to PC. Wacom did it again, sketch on paper and transfer to PC as raster or vector data. Not that the idea is new but the execution is flawless. Wacoms new product the Inkling. Does not need special paper or ink to take track of your sketching/writing, it uses a little box and a pen containing a standard 1mm ballpoint reservoir that communicates via infra-red and ultrasonic transmission data. Links zu diesem Post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). The good looking kit.
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Daniel Bachmann's 3D and CGI Blog: May 2012
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This one is a biggie, clothing simulation at this level has been complicated to do and involved a lot of trickery. This year's SIGGRAPH paper shows the work of a collaboration of Cem Yuksel, Jonathan M. Kaldor, Doug L. James and Steve Marschner. Their paper describes their way to accurately simulate knitted clothing. Fantastic! Here some words on the project and some videos, even an implementation in Blender already exists! Links zu diesem Post. 3D Printer: The good looking kit. Links zu diesem Post.
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Daniel Bachmann's 3D and CGI Blog: New SIGGRAPH 2012 Technical Papiers Trailer
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New SIGGRAPH 2012 Technical Papiers Trailer. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). I am 3D enthusiast, Photographer, Tinkerer and interested in 60-70s Rock, Blues and Jazz music, also playing guitar, the Rhodes and producing some Music in my Studio. View my complete profile. The Area : Blog- MaxStation. Fixing IK solver animation editing in 3ds Max 2017. IASS 2015 Expo Amsterdam - foldKITE. 3D-Coat blog by Christoph Werner. A new place for my blog. The Area : Blog- Blend and Comp. The Area : Blog- Maxed Out.
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Daniel Bachmann's 3D and CGI Blog: Knitted Clothing Simulation
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This one is a biggie, clothing simulation at this level has been complicated to do and involved a lot of trickery. This year's SIGGRAPH paper shows the work of a collaboration of Cem Yuksel, Jonathan M. Kaldor, Doug L. James and Steve Marschner. Their paper describes their way to accurately simulate knitted clothing. Fantastic! Here some words on the project and some videos, even an implementation in Blender already exists! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. The good looking kit.
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Daniel Bachmann's 3D and CGI Blog: January 2012
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The Pirate Bay gets physical. You may know the Pirate Bay. As torrent site, now the Bay has got a new category Physibles. Where you can find 3D-data for 3D-printing, or manufacturing. Links zu diesem Post. Riusuke Fukahori amazed me today with his patiently, handmade 3D-goldfish bowls. He paints the fish layer by layer, using resin inbetween the layers. Links zu diesem Post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. The Area : Blog- MaxStation. IASS 2015 Expo Amsterdam - foldKITE.
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Daniel Bachmann's 3D and CGI Blog: February 2012
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A clever idea of manufacturing robots in a popup-book like fashion. Who knows maybe we soon 3D-print these popup-robots at home. A technique inspired by pop-up books could enable quicker production of tiny robots and other electrical devices, according to Harvard engineers. Usually, building a micro aerial vehicle — or any other robot — requires a painstaking assembly process, with each little wing or sensor folded and machined just so. Now it can come together in a single fold. Links zu diesem Post.
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Daniel Bachmann's 3D and CGI Blog: FreeD- handheld digital milling with force feedback
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FreeD- handheld digital milling with force feedback. The idea of the FreeD is to allow designers to engage with the physical material and not just with the CAD environment, and to let them do their interpretations to the virtual model. By that, designers can create something that is one of a kind, unique based on a generic design. Check out the MIT Media Lab Site. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. The Area : Blog- MaxStation. Fixing IK solver animation editing in 3ds Max 2017.
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Daniel Bachmann's 3D and CGI Blog: July 2011
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Bsurfaces 1.5 for Blender. Today I stumbled upon a hot video on Vimeo, it was about Bsurfaces for Blender. Addon it is possible to make good use of freehand curves that you can turn into a surface with options for the divisions you want to have. But see for yourself:. Bsurfaces will have a pay-per-copy period and then will be turned into GPL. You can donate or buy the addon here. Links zu diesem Post. First steps with Kinect and Motionbuilder. I used Jasper Brekelmans fantastic Brekel Kinect. It is amazi...
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Daniel Bachmann's 3D and CGI Blog: Harvard Robotlab: Popup-Bots
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A clever idea of manufacturing robots in a popup-book like fashion. Who knows maybe we soon 3D-print these popup-robots at home. A technique inspired by pop-up books could enable quicker production of tiny robots and other electrical devices, according to Harvard engineers. Usually, building a micro aerial vehicle — or any other robot — requires a painstaking assembly process, with each little wing or sensor folded and machined just so. Now it can come together in a single fold. View my complete profile.
