"The Dusty Attic" scene by Gleb Alexandrov (Blender)

November 27, 2017, 3:37 pm

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"The Dusty Attic" scene by Gleb Alexandrov from Blender Cloud.

https://cloud.blender.org/p/gallery/564a0d34c379cf089a7ad48f

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Gleb Alexandrov Models from Blender Cloud (Blender)

November 27, 2017, 4:14 pm

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Scenes by Gleb Alexandrov from Blender Cloud.

Includes: Locomotives, Light Trails, Fog, Clock, and Attic-Close-Up.

https://cloud.blender.org/p/gallery/57907fb8c379cf33d47a098d

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Parametric Array - para 3D - (4.0 and higher)

November 27, 2017, 11:35 pm

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para3d v4.3

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Lynda - AutoCAD Mobile App

November 28, 2017, 8:29 am

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AutoCAD is the world leader in computer aided design (CAD). With its new cloud-based features and tools, you can bring your AutoCAD projects anywhere your job takes you. In this course, instructor Shaun Bryant shows how to take your AutoCAD drawings on the go using A360 Drive, AutoCAD 360, and the AutoCAD mobile app. Discover how to edit your drawings and collaborate and work with your team remotely. Plus, learn how to sync your files with your desktop and refine your drawings back at the office.

Topics include:

Setting up the cloud options
Uploading documents
Creating projects
Adding your team
Adding drawings to A360 Drive
Syncing files
Establishing a workflow between mobile and desktop

http://lynda.com/tutorial/624266

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Lynda - Migrating from Final Cut Pro 7 to Premiere Pro CC

November 28, 2017, 8:33 am

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Many post-production studios are migrating from Final Cut Pro to Premiere Pro. This course shows video editors what to expect when making the switch, focusing on the key differences in the editing workflow in Premiere Pro CC vs. FCP 7. It compares the two programs' interfaces, data structures, concepts, tools, and techniques. Author Jeff Greenberg walks through each step of the workflow: project setup, media import, editing and trimming, audio enhancement, transitions and effects, and export. The final chapter covers a few project management features that will help you transition seamlessly to Premiere Pro.

Topics include:

Setting up a new project in Premiere Pro
Importing, ingesting, and linking
Navigating the Timeline
Editing directly from bins
Adjusting clip speed
Using Premiere Pro's Trim tools
Adding transitions
Adjusting audio levels
Adding effects
Correcting color
Creating new titles
Exporting with the Adobe Media Encoder
Managing projects

http://lynda.com/tutorial/642493

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Blender Motion Graphics (Blender)

November 28, 2017, 9:30 am

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Blender Motion Graphics
https://cloud.blender.org/p/motion-graphics/

A comprehensive guide to motion graphics techniques using Blender.

This course is split up in to two parts:

Workflow: These videos follow the production of the Blenderman project. It is recommended to have a look at the source files as well for a more comprehensive lesson.
Techniques: This set of tutorials deconstructs 4 separate shots with various effects to demonstrate the many ways you can create interesting visuals.
Please note that some basic Blender knowledge is required for this course.

Thanks to Juri Unt for the Blenderman model I was able to download from the Blender Cloud. (CG Strive - https://www.cgstrive.com/)
As well as Marlon Sinnaeve for providing the music used in both the promo and Blenderman videos. (Soundcloud - https://soundcloud.com/marlonsinnaeve)

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Gumroad- Eomer breakdown\tutorial

November 28, 2017, 10:31 am

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Small breakdown/tutorial for my Eomer character.

As you can see in the cover photo I'm explaining a bit my high poly workflow including a detailed tutorial for the chainmail. Also I explain some things about how the hair was made. I would have liked to go into more details but the little time I have forced me to answer in this tutorial to the most asked questions about my character.
The tutorial includes the marmoset scene and the fullsize textures, obj files for the chainmail base mesh and some 3ds max files with the hair.
I hope you'll enjoy it.

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Capture One Styles by Phase One

November 28, 2017, 2:40 pm

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Accelerate your creative process with Capture One Styles

The improved Styles workflow that debuted in Capture One Pro 10.1 is further enhanced with the addition of Styles Packs. Each pack comes with up to 18 different Styles designed to enhanced curves, saturation, and tonal adjustments - without affecting key capture parameters such as exposure, white balance, or levels.

Film Styles
The Film Styles Pack focuses on the color, contrast, and texture known from popular analog photography film types, helping photographers with a solid foundation in their editing workflow. The pack includes 15 different looks, each split into three strengths. With 45 Styles in total, the Film Styles Pack offers a wide variety of options, making it the most versatile pack so far.

Spectrum
The Spectrum Styles Pack includes 15 different color grading Styles, each in two strengths, effectively giving you 30 Styles in total. These subtle adjustments add a distinct tone to your images without affecting the exposure or contrast. This Styles Pack is a superb step in a round-trip workflow as they can be easily implemented to add a final touch to a retouched PSD or TIFF file.

Cinematic Styles
The Cinematic Style Pack offers color grading and adjustments inspired by the magic of cinema. In order to simulate different film styles, contrast curves and film grain have been built in, however each Style can be further adjusted to create your own masterpiece.

Black & White Styles
The timelessness of black and white has made it a favorite, no matter the film format. This suite offers a unique mix of channel luminosity and varying contrasts to provide the perfect foundation for creating exquisite monochromatic images.

Matte Styles
The contemporary look of matte contrast and muted color grading is an ideal option for wedding, documentary, and travel photographers. Use the Matte Style Pack to accelerate your workflow, while still being able to add your own personal touch with additional adjustments.

Seasonal Styles
The unique color palette and lighting provided by the start of each season is replicated in this pack. Ranging from the crisp toned-down hues of winter to the vivid and saturated colors of summer, you can find the perfect mood for your images.

Essentials
Can’t make up your mind? The Essentials Style Pack includes a variety of carefully selected options, representing each of the Styles Packs. With 16 Styles in total there are plenty of chances to accelerate your creativity.

https://www.phaseone.com/styles

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Capture One Styles by Phase One

November 28, 2017, 2:51 pm

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Adobe 2017 Crack [all programs] - AMTEmu v 0.9.2 win/mac

November 28, 2017, 5:14 pm

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The programs have already been checked twice and used for months. so >>
In case of anyone find any problem with this programs it would be very grateful if the person who find anything warn me in the commentaries session.

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Quick tutorial:

- Disable anything from ADOBE
- Open the .exe [windows] / .dmg [mac] file
- Choose a program
- Click "install"
- Go to the program folder and search for: AMTLIB.DLL -> OPEN [in my case: abrir] * if the Search File window openned, if not, he will install the crack imediatly *

- Enjoy

https://imgur.com/a/niLNI [in case you don't understand what to do by only reading]

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Gilberto Magno Game - Part 1

November 28, 2017, 10:46 pm

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this is my first upload :)
this workshop is in Portuguese language

link- http://gilbertomagno.com/workshop-games/

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Lynda - Learning Microsoft Paint 3D (updated Nov 27, 2017)

November 29, 2017, 12:14 am

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Microsoft Paint 3D brings 3D design capabilities to every Windows 10 computer. Its collection of prebuilt objects and stickers allows you to quickly bring 3D graphics, mockups, and designs to life. Join instructor and professional 3D artist George Maestri as he explores this new utility. Learn how to draw in 2D and 3D, add color and texture, clip objects from photos with the Magic Select tool, and transform 2D objects into 3D objects. Plus, learn how to download ready-made models from the Remix 3D library, and upload your own contributions. In the final chapter, George provides three real-world projects that showcase exactly what you can do with Paint 3D, including a greeting card, a tiny house model, and a 3D PowerPoint presentation.

Topics include:

Drawing 3D objects
Painting on 3D objects
Using stickers
Selecting
Working with text
Adding effects
Importing and exporting

http://lynda.com/tutorial/633850

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Evermotion Archmodels Vol.192 (hedges elements)

November 29, 2017, 3:02 am

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Archmodels vol. 192 includes 60 professional, highly detailed 3d sets of models for architectural visualizations. This collection comes with 60 sets of high quality hedges elements - you can now easily build your garden in a matter of minutes. All objects are ready to use in your visualizations.

ONLY VRAY FILES

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Rocketstock - Corruption - 120 Distortion Elements 4K

November 29, 2017, 7:08 am

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Corrupt & Effortlessly Cool.
Gritty overlays, distorted logo reveals, corrupted transitions and more -
this video pack has all you need to achieve an authentic ‘disrupted signal’ look.
Alongside 120 unique 4K elements, you can complete the effect with the included glitch sound effects.

3 Distinct Styles: Analog, Digital & Sci-Fi
20 Glitchy SFX
4K Resolution

https://www.rocketstock.com/video-packs/corruption-4k-distortion-elements/

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ForestVision 2.3

November 29, 2017, 7:12 am

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https://assetstore.unity.com/packages/3d/vegetation/forestvision-59910

ForestVision 2.3 Update! We've now added a Low Poly asset collection to the ForestVision family! Includes a new shader that allows you control the gradient coloring of each of the 4 mesh elements in the collection: trunk, inside trunk, foliage, and snow.

Substances are an integral aspect of FV materials. All Normal, Height, Roughness, and AO maps are now produced on the fly.

New Foliage Blender, Texture Adapter, and Dual Channel Substance take your materials to the next level. All you need is your base color, these substance materials take care of everything else for you. The new Foliage Blender allows you blend from Winter -> Spring -> Summer -> Fall -> Winter in one slider!

86 Foliage textures, 54 Bark textures and 28 Ground textures included!

Reset Transform tool helps you reset the scale of your assets if desired.

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3D Coat v4.8.05 x64 BETA

November 29, 2017, 7:32 am

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What's New in 3D-Coat 4.8

Key Features:
- Possibility to attach Smart Materials to layers! Materials managing becomes even easier.
- Improved Curvature calculation. This is crucial for Smart Materials to be looking even more realistic.
- New Primitives in Retopo room: cylinder, torus, cube, ellipse, spiral, etc. We are getting closer and closer to a low-poly modeling!

- Possibility to change resolution of textures, attached materials will automatically be re-sampled!
- Smart Materials usage history.
- Render scene in Renderman. Yep, you heard it right!
- Proxy Slider. Set your proxy degree with an easy slider movement.

- Baking Scan. Paint baking depth with brush. Now you can define with an ease of a brush stroke how big the depth of scanning will be.
- 4K monitors support. Now UI elements and font size will automatically fit your screen resolution.
- Rotation mode quick switch - around Y or free rotation. See navigation panel.
Need both modes at hand? Now you have the quick swap.

Other Changes:
- Possibility to assign fixed bump to smart material, independent from pen radius and depth.
- If there are too many folders in materials/stencils etc, they will be represented as dropdown list.
- Correct displacement visualization in PPP approach.
- Correct displacement import, scaling coefficient correctly used.
- Warning about missing cache to avoid loosing cached volumes.
- Snapping with SHIFT - navigation to 45 degrees instead of 90.
- Pressing CTRL in UV preview window (in UV room) shows selected islands cycled to neighbour UV tiles.
- Possibility to store camera position in a preset.
- Gizmo appears even if one point of the transform cage selected.
- Custom render size restored in render room.
- Square alphas complete support, even older ones will act correctly.
- Possibility to change font size in Preferences->Theme.
- "File->Import multiple objects" to import multiple objects in diferent ways.
- Checkbox in Undercuts/Bas-relief to limit effect below the plane.
- Import AO with channel picking.
- Select all in Tweak room.
- Copy / Paste / Copy reference / To materials library in RMB menu.
- Find Sun button in parameters of additional lights in Render room.
- "Replace Depth" may be masked by other layer.
- Fill the entire layer with material dropped to history.
- Support of materials references (instances).
- Retopo via decimation in RMB menu.
- Divide blending corrected.
- Fill tool controls visible.
- Important! Depth blending along stroke.
- Additional options for masking in Angulator tool.
- "Divide" layer blending for the light compensation.
- Bigger resolution for Model->Alpha, little tapering to avoid jags.
- Possibility to bake light in light baking tool separately for each object in scene.

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Lynda - 3ds Max: Medical Product Visualization with Arnold

November 29, 2017, 7:33 am

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3ds Max—combined with its rendering engine, Arnold—can help you create dynamic content for the presentation of product ideas and concepts. In this course, learn how to use 3ds Max and Arnold to create compelling product visualizations for medical devices. Instructor Duane Loose starts by showing how to set up 3ds Max 2018 for Arnold rendering, and how to import CAD assets. Duane then covers materials, how to build a material library, and how to light and render your scenes. To wrap up, Duane discusses compositing and output, including how to leverage Photoshop and After Effects to prepare your imagery for marketing and promotional materials.

Topics include:

Importing and using CAD data
Modifying asset geometry
Asset and scene organization
Creating and sharing screen shots of your work
Using reference images for color and texture development
Creating and using procedural materials
Setting up scene lighting
Rendering
Compositing and output

http://lynda.com/tutorial/473884

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Lynda - AutoCAD Add-ins Using VB.NET

November 29, 2017, 7:39 am

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Are you familiar with Autodesk products, but new to programming? If so, this course can help you get up to speed with the basics of .NET programming, and how these concepts can be applied to AutoCAD. Here, instructor Josh Modglin shows how to work with the AutoCAD .NET application program interface (API) and the Visual Basic .NET programming language to create a plugin—which is a module that loads into AutoCAD to extend its functionality. Josh also shares more detailed explanations of the underlying principles of Visual Basic .NET, and demonstrates how to further develop the functionality of your plugin.

Topics include:

Creating a project using the Autodesk wizard
Creating classes, command routines, and functions
Manually creating projects
Basic .NET functionality
Working with database properties
Working with transactions and TableRecords
Getting a user-specified point and distance
Creating and inheriting a base class object
Creating a window interface

http://lynda.com/tutorial/636111

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Lynda - Revit for Interior Architecture

November 29, 2017, 7:51 am

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Autodesk Revit boasts powerful tools that allow you to efficiently plan and manage your projects, and visualize your designs. In this course, discover how to use Revit during the interior design process. Instructor Brian Myers demonstrates how to organize your project browser, assign finishes to rooms, and create new materials and custom wall types. He also shows how to model Revit families; create furniture such as tables and sofas; create a casework family; create, view, and finalize design options; and more.

Topics include:

Using view templates
Organizing the project browser
Creating a room finish schedule
Assigning finishes to rooms
Creating new materials
Placing interior walls
Creating custom wall types
Loading families into Revit
Placing furniture, cabinets, countertops, and sinks
Creating a casework family
Finalizing design options

http://lynda.com/tutorial/642465

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Pluralsight – CINEMA 4D Dynamics Fundamentals

November 29, 2017, 7:55 am

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Keyframed animation can already be quite a tedious process, but to manually animate the complex physics of several collision objects is pretty impractical. Cinema 4D’s dynamics system allows you to setup broad controls and let physically accurate simulations recreate real-world physics. Some might say dynamics is even fun! This course, Cinema 4D Dynamics Fundamentals, will cover the concepts and tools you’ll need to start using dynamics in your creations. First, you’ll cover the essential ingredients including defining what dynamics are, as well as the two main Cinema 4D dynamics tags: rigid body and collider body. From there, you’ll go under the hood to look at collision shapes, triggers, and other parameters that make this system tick. Next, you’ll learn how to affect the personality of the dynamics simulation by altering characteristics like bounce, friction, mass, and aerodynamics. Lastly, you’ll examine several sample scenes that tie the various elements together into practical examples like creating a ground cracking effect, flying physically accurate paper airplanes, and a self playing pinball machine. By the end of the course, you’ll have the foundation needed to creatively explore and incorporate physically accurate simulations in your Cinema 4D creations. Software required: Cinema 4D Studio.

https://www.pluralsight.com/courses/cinema-4d-dynamics-fundamentals

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