 you with custom advice for a solution that fits your process or product.“The lab” is a place of experimentation and study, a library of videos and lessons to help you on projects and your study plan, a different way to add skills to your training without having to follow entire courses or workshops, each artist can pick single videos or subscribe for a month or 1 year to the entire library.
Releases are weekly, we hope to be able to release two videos by week, usually, on Wednesday and Friday, (BTW it depends on other projects and courses), lenght varying from a few minutes to a maximum of one hour, to show a feature or a way to solve a particular problem or manage a specific task.
Topics will be split in “Lighting/shading/rendering” and “FX Stuff”, we are going to cover various tools like : Maya, Clarisse, 3ds max, Houdini, Terragen, World Creator, FumeFX, Arnold, PhoenixFD, Bifrost, etc.etc. Below you can find out the initial release plan and gradually this page will be populated with the videos released. Tutorials will be available to users who register by paying a monthly fee of € 10.50 or € 99.00 per year, (users will be able to pick single videos too paying € 2.66). Free content will also be released periodically.
A simple introduction to FStorm Geopattern used to create fabric and clothing stuff.
Managing volumetric cloud rendering with Clarisse iFX.
Sub-surface scattering in Clarisse iFX used to render digital humans.
A new lesson about Max Fluid, this time we'll see how to create a different kind of liquid changing some liquid parameters.No I get it but it is simply fixed by people citing the authors name.  Just like citing a research paper. I don’t need to authorize anything and the author should not be able to stop me from doing so, unless I don’t include their name. The whole point of mods is to give to the community. If you introduce some weird obscure regulations all that does is limit the community. Legally by definition all mods are open source software without any licensing..
Yes! It was definitely Rick Perry. The man who gave the nation the “oops” presidential debate was back, dancing on a map of Texas, to a song about Texas, which was sung by the group Little Texas. There was a theme there somewhere.
Do you think Barack Obama was watching? The president hasn’t mentioned “Dancing With the Stars” recently. But he’s been beseeching the country not to confuse low-rent entertainment with high-end politics. “We cannot afford suddenly to treat this like a reality TV show,” he said this week while campaigning for the ailing Hillary Clinton. that he’d be the Republican presidential nominee if he hadn’t put in all those years on “Celebrity Apprentice”? In days of yore politicians made their TV mark on “Meet the Press.” Soon, they’re going to be announcing their candidacy for the U.S. Senate on “Big Brother.”
And maybe, if we’re very, very lucky, we'll hear in another few years that Donald Trump, former presidential candidate, will be doing a clog dance on next season’s “America’s Got Talent.” Or cooking tacos on “Top Chef.” Or demonstrating how he can circle the globe in “The Amazing Race” while still flying home every night to sleep in his own bed.
Perry says he’s dancing on TV as a way to draw attention to veterans’ issues. Right now it’s sort of stylish to pin everything on the poor vets. Remember when Trump dodged a primary debate by announcing he needed the time to raise money for needy ex-servicemen and women?
The one gold star Hillary Clinton deserves this week is for not claiming that her near-faint at the 9/11 ceremony was the result of thinking about our armed forces overseas.
“Dancing With the Stars” has great potential as a kind of high-ratings hostel for failed officeholders. Perry isn’t the first to try to use it as a way to elbow back into the public eye. Former House Majority Leader Tom DeLay — of Texas! — was on the show in 2009, and few people who tuned in will ever forget his choreographic interpretation of “Wild Thing.”
Sadly, he was forced to drop out of the competition with a stress fracture to the foot, and returned to the more traditional political retirement occupations. Nobody could possibly be surprised that DeLay got more celebrity from waltzing in an outfit lined with leopard skin than he did from running the House of Representatives.
The great attraction of reality TV is its message of redemption. Everybody gets a second/third/fourth chance. You might be voted off the island today, but there’s going to be a twist during the sweeps ratings period, and whoever can eat the most boiled otter in three minutes will be back in the game.
A great many contestants on “Dancing With the Stars” seem to be washed-up child actors in search of a comeback. Also, there’s Ryan Lochte, the semi-disgraced Olympic swim Republican primary front-runner and totally ignored when he tried to do it again last year. Still, he looked extremely.Ecology, ecological anthropology, culture, health and disease.
Ecology and health issues are often characterized by complex interactions between ecosystems and social systems, and demand integration of themes that span the environmental and socioeconomic determinants of health. The present paper emphasizes the health implications of interactions between human groups and their social, physical and biological environments which help in understanding how changes and fluctuations in ecology affects rate and pattern of diseases.The Wild One is a 1953 American film starring Marlon Brando. The Movie was directed by Laszlo Benedek and produced by Stanley Kramer. It is most celebrated for the character of Johnny Strabler (Marlon Brando), a character that became a cultural icon of the 1950’s. The Wild One is considered to be the first outlaw biker film ever made.
The screenplay was based on a short story "The Cyclists' Raid" by Frank Rooney, which was published in the January 1951 edition of Harper's Magazine. The story was inspired by a motorcycle rally held on the Fourth of July weekend in 1947 in Hollister, California.
The rally organised by an American Motorcyclist Association got out of control and the rebellious event was given national coverage in the July 21, 1947 issue of Life Magazine, featuring a staged photograph of a “wild” inebriated man on a motorcycle. The events, combined with the media reports, Rooney's formed the narrative and the film “The Wild One” form part of the legend of the Hollister riot.
"You think you're too good for me. Nobody's too good for me! Anybody thinks they're too good for me, I make sure I knock 'em over sometime. Right now, I could slap you around to show you how good you are and tomorrow, I'm some place else and I don't even know you or nothing. "
The 'Marlon Brando, The Wild One' poster is a reproduction and is adapted from an original photograph.
The Zepp Z smartwatch has been launched as the latest addition to the Zepp brand of Huami. It comes with a wireless round dial frame, which is made of titanium alloy and leather strap. It has features such as SpO2 blood oxygen level, heart rate and stress monitoring. Apart from this, three buttons have been provided for navigation and quick access to health data. The Zepp Z smartwatch offers up to 30 days of battery life on basic usage, while the battery life is up to 15 days on daily use. The weight of this watch is 40 grams.
Huami’s new Zepp Z smartwatch costs $ 349 (about Rs 25,900) and you can buy it in the US from Zepp’s website. It will be available in single leather brown strap variants.
The new Zepp Z smartwatch features a 1.39-inch (454×454 pixels) AMOLED display with 326 ppi pixel density, 550 nits maximum brightness and 100 percent NTSC color gamut. At the same time, this smartwatch weighs 40 grams and its frame is made of titanium alloy. This watch comes with a 5 ATM rating, which has a dimension of 46.3×46.3×10.75mm.
The Zepp Z battery is a 340 mAh battery with wireless magnetic charger support. The company says that this watch takes up to 2.5 hours to fully charge. The company claims that it provides a battery life of up to 30 days on the basic usage, while the battery life is up to 15 days on daily use.
PPG bio tracking sensor and optical sensor have been given in this watch for health tracking. For sports tracking, it has geomagnetic sensor, gyroscope, capacitive sensor, air pressure sensor, accelerometer and ambient light sensor. It also has sensors like stress and slip quality monitoring, PAI assessment, SpO2 level measurement, 24×7 heart rate monitoring.
Talking about storage, you will get 16 MB memory in it, which will also have microphone support. Zepp Z Watch has leather strap. This watch works on Android 5.0 and iOS 10.0 and above. Users can connect this smartwatch on their smartphones through the Zepp app.
The Zepp Z has Alexa built-in support for voice assistant. It has 12 sports modes, so that various activities can be tracked, such as walking, cycling, treadmill, swimming etc.