Morgan
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In the last post we took a look at how we could make use of the .obj output from a ReCap Photo model of a car to perform virtual wind tunnel analysis using the standalone version of Project Falcon, a flow simulation tool currently on Autodesk Labs. This post extends (or forks) that workflow to […]
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Here's the thing. While it's nice to be able to capture interesting-looking models with Autodesk ReCap Photo, what we really want is an output format that's useable in other products. In my case, what I personally wanted to do was first hinted at in this post: display a model of the Morgan 3 Wheeler in […]
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My apologies if you've reached this post while looking for a detailed comparison or analysis of these two products: this is just me sharing some anecdotal experience I've had of uploading – and working with – the same dataset in the two systems. The subject I chose for this comparison is somewhat strange, as it's […]
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For those of you who may have missed it, I really like the Morgan Motor Company, and in particular the latest incarnation of their iconic Morgan 3 Wheeler. Which is why I was very happy to see it featured during Autodesk's recent 2014 launch event: What's fascinating to me is the use of a high-tech […]
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As I had to meet someone at Geneva airport, this morning, I decided to kill two birds with one stone and spend a few hours visiting the 83rd International Motor Show. The show opened its doors to the public, today, and includes such stunning vehicles as the $4.6 million Lamborghini Veneno: Yes, that wasn't a […]
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I've been waiting for this one to be published, as I've been working very closely with the team that has been developing this particular integration: Project Falcon for AutoCAD is now available on Autodesk Labs. The integration is really impressive: they've managed to really push the limits of the AutoCAD transient graphics API with some […]
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As I inexorably head towards the end of my 30s (just a few months to go, now), I feel more and more justified to get cracking on a proper midlife crisis. And I've been told that to get the most out of a good crisis, you really need to invest in at least a little […]