I don’t know if any of you out there use Celtx for your script-writing/preproduction/planning needs, but I have a little tip for you if you do.
Celtx 1.0 just came out, by the way. From what I gather, unless you use it to write comic book scripts or use the Outliner, you won’t notice much […]
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I’m a week or so late on this, but Blender 2.46 is out.
If you wished the rendering order of strips in the sequence editor made more sense, you’ll like this release. if you wish you could do a lot more advanced grouping, you’ll like this release. If you desire […]
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The new issue of BlenderArt Magazine was just put online, which reminded me that I’ve been meaning to put up a short list of all the sites I go to for Blender related help:
First, the online Blender Manual. Usually my first stop when trying get my teeth into a new feature.
Second, the BlenderArtists.org forum. […]
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Hey kids, do you like cool adventure games like Legend of Zelda and Diablo? Do you like comedy? You should check out Dink Smallwood.
Dink Smallwood is an old freeware game (actually it’s been open sourced). The graphics are outdated, but the humor more than makes up for it.
Let me set this up […]
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Just checked LMMS site and saw that a new version was released (about 2 months ago). LMMS is a Linux music app that acts a lot like Fruity Loops. It used to be terribly unstable, but with the 0.3.0 version I haven’t got it to crash yet. In the previous version, simply opening one demo […]
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