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Voxel Sculpting Voxel Sculpting is a voxel (3D pixel) based method of creating volumetric models. Unlike mesh models, these are like blocks of clay. The space filled entirely with three-dimensional pixels, and no hollow space in the centre. Thus, just like clay, it is possible to model by sculpting a voxel block - carving gouges out and teasing the material. Below, we offer a selection of links from our resource databases which may match this term.
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Results by page [1] The Art Models series is three books long and growing. This, the first of the volumes, is the largest. Like the ones that follow it, there are no ultra-skinny models, but a variety of what would be considered average body types, posed nude with no censorship whatsoever. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]()
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Results by page (08/03/2009)
A 3D printer - a machine that "prints" small objects rather than pages - has been used for the first time, in the new animated movie Coraline, to give the characters in an animated movie a far greater range of facial expressions than has ...
(09/01/2009)
A synchrotron is a type of X-ray machine, which pours intense X-rays through a target structure, mapping it voxel by voxel in 3D. Historically, they have been leviathan structures with specialised research labs built round them. Not safe to...
(27/10/2008)
A new imaging method that offers an unprece?dented view of ?complex neural structures could help explain the workings of the brain and shed light on neurological diseases. Diffusion spectrum imaging, developed by neuroscientist Van Wedeen a...
(26/09/2011)
Researchers working with adult mice have discovered that learning and memory were profoundly affected when they altered the amounts of a certain protein in specific parts of the mammals’ brains. The protein, called kibra, w...
(07/03/2010)
Scientists from RIKEN Brain Science Institute in Wako, Japan and the Institute of Neurology at University College London have discovered that the brains of macaque monkeys undergo significant development when they are taught how to use tool...
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