Autocomplete, you autocomplete me.
I love that I only have to type "wubw" now for "wubwubwubstep".
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Tags: dnalounge, firstperson, music
BugJuggler
And before you get any ideas, "Bug Juggler's functions and ability to juggle automobiles and other large heavy objects are protected under USPTO Patent Pending law."
Tags: mad science, mpegs, robots, the future
Mark your calendars
Very thin this month. Upcoming events of note:
Tue, Jul 01: | Odd Salon @ California Historical Society |
Tue, Jul 01: | Thrill Kill Kult @ DNA Lounge |
Wed, Jul 02: | EMA @ Independent |
Tue, Jul 08: | Odd Salon: Madness @ DNA Lounge |
Sun, Jul 13: | A Wretched Hive of Scum and Villainy @ DNA Lounge |
Fri, Jul 18: | Jessika Von Rabbit @ DNA Lounge |
Tue, Jul 22: | Odd Salon: Illusion @ DNA Lounge |
Fri, Aug 01: | Terminator Too / Point Break Double Bill @ DNA Lounge |
Tue, Aug 12: | The Coathangers @ Rickshaw |
Sun, Sep 14: | Cocktail Robotics Grand Challenge @ DNA Lounge |
Fri, Oct 31: | All Hallow's Eve @ DNA Lounge |
What have you got?
Tags: dnalounge, firstperson, music, sf
Maya
Dear Lazyweb, do you have suggestions for a good set of Maya tutorials? Or a book?
Textual tutorials vastly preferred over video ones, since videos seem to always take forever to get to the mumbled point.
The googs are full of Maya tutorials -- yes, I can goog too -- but all the ones I've found are crap.
I've gotten pretty good at Sketchup, but it is terrible at many things (importing or exporting things that are usable by other programs; creating printable, water-tight models; etc., etc.) so I'm trying to graduate to what the big kids use.
Unsurprisingly, it has a learning curve like a plumb line.
Tags: computers, firstperson, lazyweb