We just made another service release before we leave for Siggraph. The missing shortcuts are restored. You can also check the animations retargeted onto the default Animeeple character (right click on the animation you want to see retargeted to bring up the menu).
After a month and a half of work, Animeeple 0.4.1 is finally out of the door. This new version has an awesome new user interface, many bug fixes as well as awesome new features including, differential path editing.
We also updated our website for easier browsing. Each and every vendor on Animeeple now have their own separate store.
Check out the new Animeeple at http://www.animeeple.com
Hi all,
After a month and a half of work, Animeeple 0.4.1 is finally out of the door. This new version has an awesome new user interface, many bug fixes as well as awesome new features including, differential path editing.
We also updated our website for easier browsing. Each and every vendor on Animeeple now have their own separate store.
Check out the new Animeeple at http://www.animeeple.com
Now I'm not a big time game critique like that zero punctuation dude and I certainly do not have a cool hat, but I'm a gamer and I've spent (wasted) a lot of time playing. One thing that I realized -- through many many years of game playing -- what does not work is ... long f...king training time. Sounds obvious right? Why do you spend hours in tutorial or training stuff before you actually get into the game? Well, I think there are good answers in the pedagogy of smaller kids.
One example is Little Ninjas. I had to spend (waste) 15 minutes before I could jump into the actual story. The real question is: WTF? Do smaller kids (yeah I'm a big kid) need this kinds of a cushioning or pampering?
PS: Engineering and Art departments: kudos, awesome job.
We're back from London after a long flight. Here're some tips from one foreigner to another:
- Drink Unnis & Gunn. This is a Scottish brew which seems to be available only in UK and east coast. It's a great sipping beer with caramel and oak nuances.
- Don't use Dot2Dot. This is the London equivalent of an airport shuttle. Unfortunately they seem to be reliably unreliable picking people up to the airport. Heathrow express to Paddington and tube or cab seems to be the best bet.
- Get an Oyster card. Everything in London is expensive, including the public transportation. Oyster card provides some discounts and pays for itself in three trips.
- Use the tube. Taxis are really expensive (but very comfortable).
- Fish & Chips come in really big portions (generally speaking), so you can definitely share with your friend.
Hey all,
Leslie and I just did a 7 day excursion in Turkey. Our itinerary:
- 3 nights in Kusadasi, at hotel Fantasia. The hotel is nice but it is all inclusive, which means you eat a lot and you do not leave the hotel very much. We tried to walk around to digest some of the delicious food we had, but the area around the hotel did not have a lot to see. We got to see the ancient ruins at Efes which was great.
- 3 nights in Bitez, at Okaliptus. The hotel was ok and Bitez is very nice. I would suggest anyone in the area to stay here rather than Bodrum or Gombet. You must also see Gumusluk, the best snorkeling spot.
- 1 night at Pamukkale, at Lycus River Hotel. Great spa, they have many pools as well as a natural thermal pool with mineral water that makes your skin soft. We also saw the Hydropolis and travertines.
Overall tips: After September 20, most hotels clear up so you can get really good deals. Make sure you negotiate. Do not stay at an all-inclusive.
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