As I mentioned in my earlier review, all the links for Hexagon’s documentation are currently broken.  Since then, I have noticed a fair bit of search engine traffic  of people looking for documentation, for good reason too… this program is downright confusing!   I have noticed that although all of the links to […]

    As I recently mentioned Daz3D have made Hexagon, Bryce and Daz Studio all available for free for a limited time.  As a Blender user, until they finally ship BMesh, I am always in the market for a good modeler with effective COLLADA support.  So at a price of 0$ I figured I would […]

      Not sure the catch, if there is one, but this is a pretty epic deal on face value, hard to beat free!  I just finished the checkout process and as you can see, it really is free:   Your order contains: DAZ Studio 4 Pro 1 @ $429.95 = $429.95 Bryce 7 […]

      Alright, this one has absolutely nothing to do with game development, not even remotely, just an upfront warning!   I post it here because I just spent the last several hours trying to figure this out and now that I solved it, I felt like sharing in case other people are trying […]

    You may remember me discussing PlayN in previous posts, it’s a Google run cross-platform, open source game library.  Previously the most missing feature was iOS support and frankly that feature is still missing, but there is light at the end of the tunnel!     PlayN developer Michael Bayne recently made a post […]

    OK, so I may just be late to the party on this CtotW, as this product is currently one of the darlings of the programming world but I ignored it completely until now.  What is it I ignored so completely and now am rather enamored of?   Node.js     What exactly is […]

      Our first Blender reference guide chapter has just been put online.  Think of it as a mash-up between a quick reference guide and a video tutorial.  We will cover off the most commonly performed actions in Blender with instructions on how to perform them via hotkey or using the mouse, as well […]

    I work on a multi-monitor setup and until now I have been using Blender on a single monitor.  Sometimes though, like when texturing, having a multi monitor setup is ideal.  I had always thought Blender offered no support for working across multiple monitors, how wrong I was!  Not only can any window be […]

  Alright, first off this post has almost nothing to do with, well anything.  I just discovered this and frankly I think it’s damned cool! Although it has absolutely nothing to do with making games, who doesn’t like Lego?   I have a Safari online book subscription ( which I love by the way ) […]

    One of the biggest stumbling blocks for people learning to create games is the required mathematics.  A common question people ask is where is the best place to learn, the KhanAcademy is certainly a very good place to start.     They literally have thousands of video tutorials, over a wide variety of […]