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3D SDK and Scripting Mayhem
Topics of interest to people customizing Autodesk M&E products using SDKs and scripting APIs.
Free Autodesk Max and Maya API Training in St. Petersburg Russia!
The Autodesk Developer Network (ADN) will be hosting a free 2 day Maya API and 2 day 3ds Max SDK training sessions in St. Petersburg, Russia on May 22nd, 2012 and May 23rd, 2012.
Loading .NET plug-ins from a location other than bin/assemblies.
Today just a short tip: someone was asking me how to load .NET plug-ins from a location other than the 3ds Max SDK (bin/assemblies) location.
Notes from the 2012 Flash Gaming Summit
I recently visited San Francisco to attend the Flash Gaming Summit. My goal was to get a sense of what was happening in the world of Flash. Apart from having fun, I learned a few things! Here is a summary of what I learned from the sessions I attended.
Free API Training, a Job Title Change, and FBX on the Web
I apologize, it's been a while since I've posted. I hope to start post more frequently as our upcoming product release craziness winds down. Today I will be talking about my new job title, free API training from ADN, and showing a cool demo built by Paul Brunt.
Cross Product Scripting: Towards a Common Python API
I have been experimenting lately with the idea of wrapping the Python APIs for various products (e.g. 3ds Max, Maya, MotionBuilder, and FBX) so that I can write scripts that run in multiple products. I find it accelerates development for me but I am wondering what would it take to be useful for our customers?
Serving WebGL content using the FBX Python SDK
Using Python and the Python FBX SDK, I'm going to show you how you can create your own 3D content web-server in Python, and then render it in a browser using WebGL. This is done using a cross-product Python API, so the scripts provided should also work from 3ds Max using the latest Python script launcher, as well as from Maya and MotionBuilder.
The Status of WebGL in Relation to 3D Game Development
One measure of the maturity of a 3D display technology is how many people are developing games using it. We aren’t seeing much game development using WebGL yet. Why not? Can we expect more games and 3d applications built in WebGL in the future?
Writing Unicode Enabled Windows Applications
If you are a Windows programmer starting off learning about Unicode you might be more than a little bit confused. Hopefully this article will help you.
Launching Python Scripts from the 3ds Max 2012 Subscription Advantage Pack
The enhancements to the .NET SDK in the 3ds Max 2012 Subscription Advantage Pack are particularly interesting when used from IronPython, but how do you launch an IronPython script from 3ds Max? I'll tell you how.
The Xoliul Shader at 3ds Max Developer Project on Google Code
The source code and installers for the Xoliul Shader can now be download from the 3ds max developer project at Google code.
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