cool free progs
nVidia Gelato 2.2 Pro was recently released as free. Someone has a Blender exporter for Gelato in the nVidia forums. I tried Gelato a long time ago when they had a free version but I could not understand how it all worked. You need a nVidia card to use it. The Pro version says Quadro cards are supported but I know geForce cards were supported in earlier free versions of Gelato. (not sure if they have support for all features)
Here is a nVidia forum link and page link:
http://forums.nvidia.com/index.php?showforum=5
http://www.nvidia.com/page/gz_home.html
Here is a nVidia forum link and page link:
http://forums.nvidia.com/index.php?showforum=5
http://www.nvidia.com/page/gz_home.html
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Image analyzer
www.meesoft.com
Very good free image enhancing with straitforward alghorithms and plugins(noise reduction deblur etc.)
www.meesoft.com
Very good free image enhancing with straitforward alghorithms and plugins(noise reduction deblur etc.)
Music has the right to children!
IES Generator !
http://www.vrayforc4d.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=501
V3 (third post) is more artist friendly, v4 can generate results that Indigo would reject if you draw above the middle point.
http://www.vrayforc4d.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=501
V3 (third post) is more artist friendly, v4 can generate results that Indigo would reject if you draw above the middle point.
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I still get stuck using it every now and then and it never ceases to amaze me just how outdated and stuck in the past it is. I mean, take the text tool for examples
The text tool is fairly common and most modelling packages give you a simple photoshop style list of fonts to choose from, with a previews of each to help you make more informed decisions. Not wings. You have manually browse for the font file. Can you say 1995? Most packages also allow you to adjust the font properties interactively, in real time (kerning, spacing, etc.) Not wings. If you make one mistake, because of the linear workflow, you have to hit undo and try it again. That's what bugs me alot about Wings workflow, it's undo-button based. You make a mistake, whoops, undo and try it again. Other modelling apps have tool options that allow you to choose how the tools effects are applied.
As if this couldn't get any more unbelievable, previous iterations made you manually type the path to the font file. Oh god, it's true. We do live in 1995.
Wings 3D is also quite possibly the slowest modeller in existence. Noticeable slowdowns occur after 10,000. Polies. I mean, what can you do with that many? A few objects?
The text tool is fairly common and most modelling packages give you a simple photoshop style list of fonts to choose from, with a previews of each to help you make more informed decisions. Not wings. You have manually browse for the font file. Can you say 1995? Most packages also allow you to adjust the font properties interactively, in real time (kerning, spacing, etc.) Not wings. If you make one mistake, because of the linear workflow, you have to hit undo and try it again. That's what bugs me alot about Wings workflow, it's undo-button based. You make a mistake, whoops, undo and try it again. Other modelling apps have tool options that allow you to choose how the tools effects are applied.
As if this couldn't get any more unbelievable, previous iterations made you manually type the path to the font file. Oh god, it's true. We do live in 1995.
Wings 3D is also quite possibly the slowest modeller in existence. Noticeable slowdowns occur after 10,000. Polies. I mean, what can you do with that many? A few objects?
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