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Natural looking cinematic motion blur for your Unity project
What is motion blur? Motion blur is a visual artifact in which fast moving object in an image appear to be streaked, or blurred. To someone starting out in motion graphics, something like motion blur can easily be overlooked despite the fact that it makes a big difference in delivering a natural looking end product.…
Unity is now FREE for qualifying Academic Institutions at all levels
In March of 2015 Unity announced that their video game design software would be made free to primary and secondary academic institutions across the world. Since then over 77,000 licenses have been granted and over 300,000 new students have had the opportunity to explore the possibilities of Unity. In a recent blog post and in…
Alone Without Her and Cinema Director
Introduction Hello my name is Tsuyoi Raion, I am the owner of Dizzy Media and creator of Alone Without Her. Over the past 9 years I have taught myself everything pertaining to game development, starting with 2D in my early days and moving into 3D over time. Funny enough I wasn’t always a game developer and I…
How to make your Unity project look like it was shot on film
Achieving the “Film Look” in Unity Director Bot is back with a new episode of Unity Tips! In this one, we examine the “Film Look.” People tend to prefer the look of analog film photography over the look of clean cut digital, for reasons unimaginable to non-organic life forms like Director Bot. But, he is…
ReCore by Microsoft Studios – Powered by Cinema Director
ReCore Game Microsoft Studios ReCore Game was announced at E3 recently with much fanfare. You play the role of Joule Adams, a young survivor of a terrible cataclysm who journeys from Earth to the desert world, “Far Eden” to build mankind’s new home. The game is set to release later in 2016, and is a successor to Metroid…
Cinema Face Cap RELEASED!
All of us here at Cinema Suite are happy to announce the release of our newest product, Cinema Face Cap, facial capture for Unity! Facial Capture Features Include: Cinema Face Cap uses the Microsoft Kinect 2 to capture up to 20 facial blend shape animations for use inside of the Unity 3D game engine. Some…
321 – Game developed entirely for charity and made with Unity
Three: Twenty One, also called 321, is an independent single-player adventure game made with Unity, and under development by small team of gaming industry veterans and volunteers. The game is expected to be released by mid-to-late 2016 on Steam and other DRM-free platforms. The game is being developed to bring awareness to Winston’s Wish, a UK-based charity that supports bereaved children.…
The 5 Best Uses for Unity (Besides Game Development)
Alternate Uses for Unity We usually think of Unity as a game engine, a collection of tools for making video games; we all know it’s good at doing that job. But, its use shouldn’t be exclusive to making games, there are many other uses for Unity. Unity is a powerful multimedia tool capable of deploying…
Who will win the VR wars?
Oculus vs. Vive vs. Sony vs. Google VR is everywhere these days. A technology that has been around for over 30 years became mainstream when a small startup company named Oculus developed their first prototype VR headset which they released in 2012. Oculus proved that VR could be affordable, have good latency and offer a high level…