Hi all,
Sorry for the possible resend, I was away on vacation.
This video for the song Boss Wave was at least partly done with
Softimage with Exocortex Momentum for the physical simulation aspects.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4wTLjEqj5Xk
The Software lead TD was Mikael Pettersén, whom I
Spot on guys! Thanks! We are using an Arnold work group and
disconnecting from it does solve this issue. ( amazing! The renderer
would have been the last place I would have looked to fix this.)
We're currently looking into the most effective work around for this
little chest nut. Seems
Great.. I had a few kind souls mail me off list, so I am good to go.
Thanks Ben.
Adam
On Thu, Jan 31, 2013 at 5:20 AM, Ben Houston b...@exocortex.com wrote:
Hi Adam,
Sorry about the missing docs, yeah I see that the latest release was
missing them, this will be fixed now.
The full docs
Is there any way to condense the environment caches down? I have a few
objects I'm importing with syflex on them and its stacking up cache nodes.
I only need one since they're under a model together. Is there a way to
rebuild or combine them without breaking my simulation objects?
Kris
I wasn't necessarily speaking in terms of Fabric when thinking of -Ideal
DCC processes-
maybe should have created an other thread named exactly that sorry.
Perhaps seeing how things like SI-ASCII format or other things can be
such long shots
even if by sentiment of a majority, led me to
IDEs provide code completion and code analysis by actually having a backend
specific to the language the editor is set to. Thats actually one of the
main difference between a text editor (sublime) and an IDE (eclipse). The
editor does not just consider the text as a suite of words but as a
Thanks Leonard!
We'll see how easy it is. I'm not entirely confident in my ability to sort
through XML files and turn it into something useful...
-Paul
On Wed, Jan 30, 2013 at 9:48 PM, Leonard Koch leonardkoch...@gmail.comwrote:
Okay, it seems it is available as xml data. This should be
Maybe some mistakes has to be corrected, I believe, in the docs for
Softimage:
IntroductionFury 2 for Maya
*System Requirements**Fury for Maya requires the following:
*
- *Autodesk Softimage 2010 or later*
2013/1/31 Adam Sale
It says in the documentation that Softimage only works with Python 2.5
in linux, is this factual?
Yes, yes it is.
We use 2.65 here, and are nervous as to whether our tools will continue
to work in linux
You'll probably be fine. There's not THAT many changes between 2.5 and 2.6,
frankly.
can
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