Updated: 11/5/2005; 6:09:38 PM.
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Wednesday, August 03, 2005

Google Maps on a Nintendo DS hooked up to a GPS.

4:05:20 PM      

Massive Software have announced that they now support hardware-accelerated rendering in Massive. Apparently they use the GPU in the latest NVidia cards for hardware accelerated rendering given up to a 30x speed improvement.

"Massive already has one of the most efficient production-proven render pipelines. Now we've made it 30 times faster, and you can do film-level quality using a graphics board most visual effects artists or animators already have installed," said Stephen Regelous, Founder and Product Manager, Massive Software. "Massive is currently running on a variety of popular boards from NVIDIA and we feel GPU-accelerated rendering will be a terrific addition to our current capabilities in RenderMan, 3Delight, Air and, soon to be added, Mental Ray."

Massive was the software used to render the battle scenes involving large numbers of artificial agents in the movie Lord of the Rings.

3:23:00 PM      


Brian Mastenbrook has a write-up about a new concatenative language he is designing called Kont.

11:55:48 AM      

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