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Tag Archives: video games
Exporting 3D Models as 2D Sprites
There was a comment on our blog recently that asked whether or not it’s possible to use a 3D Design package like the Autodesk Maya 3D Animation software to create 2D Animations. This is entirely possible and the workflow is … Continue reading
Posted in Autodesk, Brands, Educational Resources, Game Development Tools, GameSalad, Maya
Tagged 2d animation, 2d game engine, 3d modeling, 3ds Max, animate, Autodesk, Blender, export, game development, gamesalad, Maya, video games
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Student Promotion Code for Game Development Software
Special Student Offer – ArcadeHype.com and Studica.com have partnered up to bring students around the world exclusive access to promotions on game development software through the ArcadeHype Gaming Network. Our first promotion available is a 5% discount promo code on … Continue reading
How Video Games and STEM Education Fit Together
How do video games and STEM education fit together? STEM Education is the big thing right now for education. Society wants to encourage kids to get into the sciences so we can be a more cutting-edge workforce. As such, many administrators at schools all across the country are making many of their purchasing decisions based on whether or not something is viable for STEM or not Continue reading
Posted in Autodesk, Brands, Educational Resources, Revit, Unity Game Development Platform, Webinars
Tagged 3d modeling, 3d programming, Calculus, computer science, Electrical engineering, engineering, foldit, game design, gamification, Linear Equations, mathematics, Microsoft Kinect, physics, science, STEM, stem education, technology, video games
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Studica Offers Webinar focused on Introducing Game Design into High Schools
Teachers, curriculum directors, career and technology directors and instructional primes are invited to participate in this webinar that will discuss methods to bring game design programs geared towards students in grades 6-12. This is a perfect addition to animation programs. Continue reading
Posted in Autodesk, Canada, Educational Resources, Unity Game Development Platform, USA, Webinars
Tagged 3D content creation, 3ds Max, animation systems, Autodesk, game design, gaming industry, high school, interactive content, Maya, resources, secondary school, Softimage, unity, video games, webinar
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Visual Effects Competitions for Students from Autodesk
Both of these competitions provide a great opportunity for students who want to get a foot into the industry and who feel they have what it takes to be a great artist. These kinds of competitions are a great experience for students and the opportunities they present are priceless. If you’re a teacher and have students who do some outstanding work; encourage them to submit to these competitions. Continue reading
Posted in Autodesk, Competitions, Educational Resources
Tagged 3d modeling, amateur, artists, Autodesk, CG Whiz Competition, commercials, competitions, educators, entertainment industry, Escape Studios, film, model makers, music videos, producers, Student, Studica, technologists, television, VES, VES Awards, VFX Firms, video games, visual effects, Visual Effects Society
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