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Set
/ Location Scanning:
This clip introduces work that Alias|Wavefront has been doing with Panavision
using LIDAR large area scanners to scan film locations. This is an example
of how a new technology is going to have a significant impact on film making
and visual effects, as well as how Alias|Wavefront, in partnership with
Panavision, is working to prepare the tools that will enable this to happen.
[Running time: 1 min. 46 sec.] [5.5MB] |
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This
clip demonstrates two things. First, the idea that in modeling, one need
not start from scratch. Rather, one can use an appropriate canonical form
as the point of departure. Second, it demonstrates a way of working that
is modeled on bimanual sculpting in the everyday world.
[2 min. 15 sec.] [9.4MB] |
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This
is an update on Alias|Wavefront's work in low cost real-time computational
fluid dynamics. In this case it is demonstrated how fluids can be interactively
directed, as well as interact with other geometry in the space, thereby
facilitating new applications such as games and desktop wind-tunnel simulations.
[2 min. 47 sec.] [736MB] |
