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I just got off the phone with one of my clients. With a lit­tle laugh­ter in his voice, he remarked, “ren­der­ings are ruin­ing work for us. All these tele­vi­sion shows are show­ing cab­i­nets get­ting dropped into place, and every­one seems to think now that this is just a sim­ple push of the button.”

He’s par­tially […]

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A Busy Winter

On March 17, 2011 By

When it comes to blog­ging on a reg­u­lar basis, I’m incon­sis­tent. Being incon­sis­tent is prob­a­bly one of the worst ways to attract a reg­u­lar audi­ence on the Inter­net. To be frank, hav­ing a reg­u­lar read­er­ship has never been my goal with this web­site, nor was it meant to make any money (hence no adver­tise­ments.) It’s […]

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LunarStudio Virtual Reality Support

On November 13, 2010 By

LunarStu­dio was recently approached by a con­struc­tion com­pany in the Boston area to see if we could develop 3D scenes for their immer­sive vir­tual real­ity sys­tem. I would like to announce that we are able to develop 3D scenes for this platform.

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I’d like to announce that I’ve made some major updates to the LunarStu­dio Archi­tec­tural Ren­der­ings web­site recently. While the over­all lay­out of LunarStu­dio has remained the same, there are a lot of new images as well other things which changed  “under­neath the hood.” Most impor­tantly, I finally found the time […]

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Windows Hard Drive Speed Hacks

On September 25, 2010 By

Recently, I had to a build a new file server for my home office and noticed slow file trans­fer speeds across the net­work. I’m run­ning a giga­bit switch with most of the lat­est gear. In my case, the main fac­tor in file trans­fer slow downs are actu­ally a result of hard drive speeds and not […]

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