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While his inspirations may not be immediately evident at first glance, a closer look at ‘Dena business’ aka AhmadReza AfsharMoghadam’s 3D models on TurboSquid reveals a deep affinity for video games such as The Last of Us, Resident Evil, and A Plague Tale. So, join us and learn how contemporary games and movies have influenced his remarkable environments, intricate insect …
When it comes to modeling, everybody has a preference — Maya, 3ds Max, Cinema 4D, you name it. But as everyone knows, making a model in one application can be limiting when it comes to future sales. What is a standard file in one market, might be completely different in another, leading many to have to make the choice between …
New Orleans, December 03, 2019 – Today, TurboSquid raises StemCell’s capabilities by four, adding Arnold and USDZ support to its automated 3D converter. With StemCell, 3D models are automatically converted into multiple formats, bringing more accessibility to a design. Now, StemCell-compatible assets can be immediately prepped for Pixar and Apple’s fast-growing augmented reality format and the entire line of Arnold …
We’ve very excited to announce that we’re adding glTF to our growing list of StemCell supported formats, making 3D even more accessible to users around the globe.We plan to convert the entire existing StemCell library (which currently encompasses several thousand models) into glTF 2.0 content. All new StemCell models will automatically flow into glTF as part of our automation process. …
Back in January, we launched our StemCell Program to the TurboSquid Artist community. Since then, more and more artists have been working directly with the TurboSquid staff, building models to our spec, and getting through the rigorous training materials. Thanks to everyone’s hard work, our StemCell catalog is now at over 1,600 3D models and counting, in less than 3 …
3D as an industry has seen rapid change since its inception. Buyouts, mergers, and takeovers often mean that products can often outlive the companies that created them. Asking a question as simple as ‘who made .obj?’ is a story in itself, and, while researching this piece, took me through a trip of the history of the 3D industry – one …
