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  • Posted by Koda Landers
    Another VTuber project from earlier this year, this was a personal project where my goal was to learn applying realistic face tracking to a non human character.
  • Posted by Koda Landers
    This was a commissioned project of a Twilight Princess inspired 3D VTubing avatar. My first time creating a VTuber, so I learnt a lot and enjoyed bringing the character to life!
  • Posted by Koda Landers
    Recently completed VTuber commission of a cute little Jerboa Knight! Was a pleasure to work on such a fun character and I learnt a couple of new things about stylized shaders and rendering along the way. 
  • Just a quick note to tell you that there is a programmers section on Sumea. Like the 3d mapper, modeller, and 2d artist sections, Sumea is offering Australian and New Zealand coders a journal to write about themselves and their work. I've written a little about the section so some of you may know how to utilise the gallery for your benefit, so have a read here, and fill the registration form with your details so I can add you! There's also a section in the forum for you to chat about many…
  • Dimsdale & Kreozot has sent us the word that they have a small AGDC piece up at their site. They have pictures of some of the displays and the lanfest there too.. Go on and have a look!
  • Hey, it's a programmer section! And yes, there's nothing here yet!... If you want a personal journal, and you're a programmer, please let me know.. fill in your details here and I'll add you!
  • Gamespy has covered the Australian Games Developer Conference (2002), with an interview and details of some of the seminars that the article writer attended, such as those with Ray Muzyka (bioware co-CEO), Lars Gustavsson (Battlefield 1942), John De Margheriti (BigWorld), and Tantalus.. There are also some pictures of the conference as well!.. Check it out here.
  • Gamershell have a demo of the Rugby League title that is under developement at Sidhe Interactive... "HES has released a playable demo of their upcoming rugby game, Rugby League. Developed by Sidhe Interactive, Rugby League, is a licensed simulation of the NRL league. The game will be available for the PC and next generation consoles in late 2003." So head on over to Gamershell for the download, and pictures!
  • If you hadn't noticed, I've put the Sumea Developer Awards results up.. You'll also find the AGDC awards results there also! Big thanks to Jacana for her excellant memory skills and congratulations to all those that won, and to those who were nominated as well!
  • I admit it, I grew up in the eighties spending countless hours playing arcade machines. I managed to finish a fair few of them too! Maybe one day I'll write an article with a list of titles I've finished with some silly anecdotes to bore you with, but in the meantime, you have to check this out!!! The clever people at www.eightiesarcade.net will let you relive those old games right in your browser!! How cool is that! Now if only they get connected with the Kaillera people to implement…
  • AustralianIT has a small report on the Australian Games Developer Conference, and specifically, Sony's role in Australias developement in the games industry.. "Zeno Colaco, vice president of publisher and developer relations for Sony Computer Entertainment Europe, attended the conference for the first time this year. Mr Colaco... said Australia was the fourth most important development centre for SCEE, after the UK, France and Scandinavia. "We recognise the Australian development community as…
  • Some tweaktown.com people visited the AGDC, and being hardware freaks, they were interested in the new Nvidia card that was on display there... "We have posted some coverage from the Australian Game Developers Conference which was held over this past weekend at the Melbourne Convention Center. There you will find information on Sony's PS2 online gaming plans, Sony's PS2 Linux Development Kits, and videos and pictures of nVidia's GeForce FX in action as well as shots of the graphics card and…
  • Auran has revealed their new venture at the AGDC. They're holding a competition called "Next Years Game".. "The aim of the competition is simple - create the most visually stunning, technically adept, fun and innovative game, game demo or game prototype by the competition's close. The type of game, the style, story, characters and every other aspect of the game are completely up to you and your team. Auran and the sponsors want you to take the game of your dreams, turn it into a reality and win…