I had to drop this from my project as it involve 64 sims. GIS data was used to create the terrain. I'm going to post the documentation on how I did it later. This proves that OpenSim is not just a toy, it can be used for teaching GIS, geography and geology at a distance.
Facial animation is easy now!
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Animating realistic faces is one of the hardest things to do in 3D
animation. Thankfully we now have tools that allow you to record your face
and apply tho...
Streamlining our behind-the-scenes administration
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There’s a lot that goes on behind the scenes of maintaining any software
project that may not be obvious to end-users. This includes providing and
managing...
AAOU 2016 Annual Conference in Manila, Philippines
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*The 30th Annual Conference of the Asian Association of Open Universities*
Theme: Open Education in Asia: Changing Perspectives
Dates: 26–29 October 2016
Ve...
Call For Content: Blenderart Magazine issue #48
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We are ready to start gathering up tutorials, making of articles and images
for Issue # 48 of Blenderart Magazine. The theme for this issue is “Time
Flies:...
Baybayin keyboard layout para sa Linux
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Sa wakas may gumawa ng ng keyboard layout ng baybayin para sa Linux.
Nilikha ito ng *Ubuntu Philippines LoCo Team* project at nasa kanilang *Philippines
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