Creating Art in Three Dimensions Whether you need photorealistic still images of everyday object or customized and fully textured and ‘rigged’ human characters, aNm can create them with artistic precision. For you indie filmmakers, consider the added visual depth by adding “CGI” – machinery, aircraft, vehicles or home/office equipment, humans, creatures…we do it all.
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Thanks to some back-and-forth testing, fellow developer @eLearnDevGeek and I found a successful workaround to share panoramic 360 captured via Cardboard Camera with others. First, while Google provides a great place to start, there is a tiny bit of missing information. Here is what Google says on their support site (https://support.google.com/cardboard/answer/6333620?hl=en&ref_topic=6333732): Share VR photos Cardboard Camera does […]
Some years ago I became acquainted with iSpring due to its ability to efficiently convert PowerPoint presentations and animations into Shockwave (.swf) files. At that time, there were too few tools available to perform this conversion, especially ones that allows for and retained inherent interactivity from PowerPoint to animated Shockwave, which made iSpring standout to […]
IPI #11 – Jonny Hinkle Welcome to Indigenous Peeps in the Industry or ‘IPI‘ – an quick interview series that spotlights Indigenous artists, writers, and other creatives working in the comic book and/or video game industry. In this edition, I talk to fellow-Oklahoman writer/artist, Jonny Hinkle. Jonny Hinkle is an artist, writer, and creator out of the Tulsa, […]
Cross-browser compatibility is a huge responsibility for those of authoring eLearning content. Not only must everything work, everything has to function in every browser configuration since the dawn of time..! Well, not really. But sometimes it may feel that way, when our clients and stakeholders request support for a specific browser or environment. Recently, I […]
As eLearning professionals know: each experience is different and – many times – requires vastly different settings. For anyone creating content in Storyline for a Learning Management System (“LMS”), has no doubt seen Storyline’s two options for reporting SCORM ‘completion’: How many slides must the learner consumeOR What score should the learner achieve – which […]
After years of seeing oh-so-cool demos at the various eLearning Guild conferences, I finally threw my hat, er, my demo in the ring at mLearn’s DemoFest 2015. The result was quite surprising. After submitting, then receiving notification that I’d be presenting my demo, I immediately began constructing my project, “MoCom, Mo’ Learning”. Back to Basics […]
IPI #10 – Richard Van Camp Welcome to Indigenous Peeps in the Industry or ‘IPI‘ – my blog series that celebrates Indigenous artists, writers, and other creatives working in the comic book and/or video game industry. In this edition, I talk to super-author, Richard Van Camp. I first met Richard in 2008 at the Eiteljorg Museum, as we were […]
