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Gaussian splats in Blender 5.3
Blender 5.3 finally gets game-changing native Gaussian splat support

By Joe Foley Published

VFX and 3D artists rejoice.

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Anycubic sale 3D printer deal on the Kobra S1 Max Combo
There's up to $550 off 3D printers in the huge Anycubic anniversary sale

By Joe Foley Published

Both the Kobra S1 and Photon P1 are heavily reduced for a few days only.

3D Printing
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"We can cut production costs by 95%": the AI tech taking on Hollywood

By Ian Dean Published

Why Flow Studio's Nikola Todorovic thinks AI will trigger Hollywood's next great disruption.

Animation
How Remothered: Red Nun's Legacy puts this indie studio's Sicilian roots front and centre

By Alan Wen Published

The 'neo-giallo' survival horror's conclusion of its trilogy is powered by Unreal Engine 5.

Video Game Design
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Autodesk says AI should give artists time to experiment, not make them work twice as fast

By Ian Dean Published

Diana Colella, EVP, Media & Entertainment at Autodesk, believes AI should free up time to be creative, not just produce more content.

3D
How Trails in the Sky gets it right when it comes to remaking a classic JRPG

By Alan Wen Published

As the remake of the second chapter to the series' Liberl arc launches, here's why you should prioritise it over other JRPG remakes.

Video Game Design
3D printer deal
The budget 3D printer we most recommend for beginners is now half price

By Joe Foley Published

The Centauri Carbon has a massive £231 discount right now.

3D Printing
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Autodesk’s AU26 AI pitch: let AI help you make more, not make it for you

By Ian Dean Published

But there's still a question left hanging – what about jobs?

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best 3D printer
If you're looking for the best 3D printer, I've reviewed dozens and narrowed the choice down to these 9

By Beth Nicholls Last updated

I've picked out the best resin and FDM printers for all skill levels and budgets.

3D Printing
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AI might kill humanity in 10 years, but Autodesk’s CEO sees a more immediate threat to artists

By Ian Dean Published

Andrew Anagnost says AI needs guardrails, but the more immediate disruption for creatives is already happening in animation and VFX.

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