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11 September 2026 - Learn all about converting physical vehicle parts into accurate 3D references for reverse engineering, custom fitment, restoration, CAD design, reproduction, and manufacturing.

09 September 2026 - Yeyo Studio breaks down its approach to rigging, skinning, locomotion, combat animation, creature movement, engine testing, and building reusable animation sets across characters with radically different anatomy and equipment.

03 September 2026 - PlayHero Founder Anton Slashcev explains how Bezi helped his team prototype Agents 404 in one month, why core systems remain protected, and where human technical expertise is still essential.

24 August 2026 - Modern video is powered by adaptive streaming: one source file reaches any screen, on any connection, with playback that starts near instantaneously. Miris brings that model to 3D. We spoke with Miris CTO Sean Looper about spatial streaming and what it means for developers.

24 August 2026 - The 2026.1 update, which released today, introduces the highly requested Seamline Ripping Tool alongside new Brush Pinching and Pinching Simulation Override features that give artists greater control over shaping garments directly in 3D.

20 August 2026 - Vertex School explains how periods of industry disruption can create an opening for new game artists who master both the fundamentals and the workflows studios increasingly expect.

20 August 2026 - Dark and Darker developers IRONMACE explain how Aura helped a non-technical designer work directly with the game's codebase, prototype tutorial systems, communicate with engineers, and help complete in just a couple of weeks what the studio estimates would normally have taken five to six weeks.

18 August 2026 - Juego Studios discusses the evolution of external development, full-cycle production, AI-assisted workflows, LiveOps, porting, and why studios increasingly view external teams as long-term strategic partners instead of traditional outsourcing vendors.

13 August 2026 - Discover how indie developers are using Character Creator 5 and iClone 8 to build AAA-quality indie game characters faster. From solo creators to small studios, these real-world case studies showcase streamlined character pipelines for Unreal Engine and Unity.

04 August 2026 - Diversion is positioning itself as a scalable, modern alternative to legacy version control options like Perforce and Git for teams working with Unreal, Unity, large files, and creative pipelines