Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “Real-Time”
Marmoset Toolbag is the industry standard for high-quality, professional, real-time presentations of 3D models, and we’ve integrated it so that TurboSquid customers can now interact with our models in a whole new way! That’s right– embedded Marmoset previews are now active on some TurboSquid models, meaning customers can view models in a real-time environment when artists include a Marmoset preview …
At TurboSquid, we get a unique perspective on game engines. Instead of learning every facet of a single engine to make a completed game or experience, we instead learn a single facet of every engine on behalf of artists that look to us for guidance. We recently announced StemCell, which (among other things) is an automation process that connects artists …
TurboSquid is pleased to announce the release of the second VR gallery experience, this time dedicated to man’s best friend. Read on to find out what what’s new with the gallery experience and how you can take home your very own virtual dog for free! The models featured in this gallery all come from TurboSquid artist Alex Lashko, known as …
I’m sure you’ve asked yourself ‘how many polygons should this object be?’ at some point, especially if you’re involved in real-time asset workflows. To make matters worse, when you go to any online forum to ask for an answer, more often than not, the answer you’ll get is ‘it depends.’ This can be a tough question to answer. The issue …
TurboSquid is thrilled to present the work of one of our most popular VR artists: Cecoaliensa. His creations will be well-known to many VR enthusiasts as they have been featured in some of VR’s most popular titles. No one who has ever had a Cecoaliensa zombie sneak up behind them as they desperately unload their virtual nine millimeter will ever …
Epic’s Unreal Engine 4.14 is a beefy update all around, and includes great stuff for TurboSquid users– especially those creating VR content. Real-time, GPU-rendered graphics have always required a tight belt when it comes to poly counts and texture sizes, and the introduction this year of consumer VR hardware has brought with it a renewed emphasis on optimization. If you’ve …
