Notes on 3D and AI, and on the things that feed the work — games, manga, film and the shelves they end up on.
Muse Glimmer runs offline on one consumer card, the weights are Apache 2.0, and nothing you type leaves your machine. That last part matters more than the benchmarks.
Epic showed UE6 at Unreal Fest, Verse is becoming the gameplay language, and half the internet decided C++ is dead. It isn't, and Early Access is still over a year away.
An RTX 5090 launched at 1,999 dollars. Nvidia's own store is asking 4,929 for it today. The reason has almost nothing to do with gaming.
Two years of support, ACES colour management built in, and a compositor that finally got rebuilt. If you have been sitting on 4.x waiting for a reason, this is it.
The autumn avalanche hasn't started yet, which makes this the one month you can actually finish something. Game Freak went weird, Metal Gear got a box set, and the goose people came back.
Timelapses look impressive and teach almost nothing. Here is why the slow version is the one worth keeping.
Not concept-to-final-render. The useful places are smaller, less glamorous, and they compound.
