He just recompiled and fixed the old and shabby Advanced Atom Array which I guessed would never be resurected, but he did it in favor for the C4D Community.
Big thanks again to Robert Templeton
Kuroyume’s DevelopmentZone for recompiling and fixing the the R11 and x64 releases. (stop by his site and give him a hug – [...]
First of all i did a little modelling for a friend. A handsome bike Helmet. and since some people asked for a mini tutorial here it is.
Secondly the all mighty kuroyume did a x64 recompile of the AVT & Flanger maker plugin – yipppieh!
And since this was a good occation, I made a new Icon [...]
The company I work for has gotten a new corporate identity.
I think it’s came out very well. Nearly looks like an Audi spot.
I’ve released version 0.4 of the AVT plugin. You can download it here.
This one fixes a crash when multiple objects are selected or the object gets deselected.
No other new features…
Zaphod
I am proud to announce Version 0.3 of the Align to Vector Tool for Cinema4D.
This seems to be the most stable release so far.
New Features:
Works on splines too
Fixed bugs:
AVT grabbed all keyboard input
Crashed when using undo/redo
Redraw did not happen until “a” was pressed or tool changed
Crash when object changed
Please test it with C4D R9.x on [...]
Align to Vector Tool V0.2 is out!
New features:
way better point selection
undo does kind of work (redo can sometimes be a problem now)
should now run on Mac OS X too
I also cleaned up the code a bit. This may result in even better performance with large objects.
Try it out and report any new bugs to my [...]
The two C4D Plugins I built are now availble for download.
I already received some feedback (even through paypal) and it seems these plugins are useful for some people after all.
I guess this will get me some motivation to fix the bugs and implement a few new features soon…
Perhaps I’ll release them for Mac too, if [...]
Das FreeBSD Projekt hat nun eine neue Website, die im Rahmen des Google Summer of Code Projektes entstanden ist.
Auch endet demnächst der Logo-Contest. Spätestens dann ist FreeBSD auch designtechnisch wieder vorne mit dabei.
Centrino Hardware Control ermöglicht es einige Einstellungen für Centrino Notebooks zu setzen um z.B. Energie zu sparen. So können zum Beispiel die verschiedenen Speedstepstufen gezielt eingestellt werden und für jede Stufe eine eigene Core-Voltage definiert werden. Da die Verlustleistung linear mit der Frequenz und quadratisch mit der Spannung ansteigt, lassen sich die Akkulaufzeiten dadurch deutlich [...]
Ab heute gibt es einen neuen Release von FreeBSD