I was “cleaning out the shelves” when I found some interesting stuffs I made in the past while learning/using ZBrush. Why not to share them?
Here they are, available on my Artstation and Gumroad pages!
Making some art for the site. Often I forget how comforting can be… just drawing!
The Probability Solver of Absorbing States in Markov Chain is my solution for an online programming game. The simple code in this repository provides a method to compute probabilities for the absorbing states in a given Markov chain. The code is available on GitHub.
Well, often it’s so difficult to read the instruction booklet of something before using it. This is the reason I made the new app Hyper Gyro!
Since some gamers can’t lose their precious time to understand the purpose of an app like HyperIMU nor the effort made by its developer, I made what they wished for: a simple rotating wheel spinning in the background.
No settings, no protocols, no problemos…
I guess this is an example of a manufacturer that meets the “needs” of the market…
I will ask for Hyper Gyro to be included in the next Android release as system app, together with their favourite multiplayer game maybe.
It seems that many mobile gamers are convinced that HyperIMU reduces latency for some sensors like the gyro.
Substantially, they launch the app in the background (with no protocol selected), then go back playing at games and hoping for a better gaming experience…
Maybe this is so, maybe not. For sure, HyperIMU is not designed to improve sensors’ usage by other installed apps or games.
Is it still a good idea to know the purpose of something before using it?
A lot of veiled renovations in version 3.1.0, such as the improvement of background execution. Plus, a new feature: Battery info as extra sensor.
Read more.
Experimenting with a new way to render CG models by using a convolutional neural network (CNN).
Read more.
Now HIMUServer can be installed and used as python module. Check it out here
