Adobe’s generative AI, Firefly, simplifies image creation in Vision Pro. The app’s interface is user-friendly, and it embeds content credentials into the metadata of images, ensuring responsible and traceable artwork creation.
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Physically Based Rendering (PBR) is a technique that makes computer-generated images look real by using science to understand how light interacts with different materials. PBR is used in video games, movies, and apps to create immersive and lifelike environments. It combines art and science to bring beautiful and realistic worlds to life on screen.
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Quick demo of copying and pasting text on Vision Pro.
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With this special Allegro BTS post, I would like to take you behind the scenes. I want to show you how we made our groundbreaking Allegro Gown in SineSpace. This is the first long gown with working cloth physics in SineSpace, or any virtual world for that matter. Check out the video below to see
In this tutorial, I show SineSpace content creators how to use the new Extra Pattern System. This way, they can easily add color and design variations to make it easier for customers to shop. It will also reduce jamming up the shop with nearly identical listings. Extra Pattern For Extra Efficient Listings The shopping experience
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After months of fairly extensive testing, Unity 2019.3 has been released. This is a fairly significant release for Unity with a bunch of great features and improvements, and caps off the 2019 tech release cycle. I’m looking forward to someday being able to use this with SineSpace. Realtime Cinema Rocks Unity also recently released the
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I’m happy to say that the Unity Hub 2 is now available. Unity actually released version 2.0 with little fanfare a few weeks ago after beta testing it for a while. I think it’s worth calling the release out for a couple reasons. First, the hub is a great way to manage your Unity installation
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New SineSpace users need to know that everybody starts out with a FREE region. Coming from a previous generation world where having your own personal space required either pricey subscriptions, rentals or both – that’s huge! I wanted to put together a quick tutorial to show you how to create regions, how to swap a
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Over at 80 Level, DexSoft founder Dejan Cicic talks about making vehicles. It’s an interesting interview, he talks about the process of modeling and texturing as well as making them for SineSpace. He’s got some great advice for makers who are just starting out. Watching your poly count, creating LOD models and being mindful of
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IDV has released Speedtree 8.4 for Games on Mac & Windows platforms. That includes updates for the various game engine flavors – even Unity. Users can grab that from the Downloads page once they log into their account. In case you missed my previous posts (here and here), Speedtree 8 is compatible with Unity 2018.3
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This week, I created a series of three SineSpace installation videos. They’re aimed at making things easier for new creators to get started, and cover the three most frequently used types of installs. They Include What Others Don’t There are some really great videos on the SineSpace Youtube channel. I have been following it for
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This video teaches you about placing and moving furniture in SineSpace using the Room Editor. It covers rotating and scaling, and offers a few extra tips to help make the job easier. In the outdoor portion of the tutorial (shown above), it demonstrates placing and moving furniture in SineSpace, as well as rotating and scaling.
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