Have you ever wondered why some 3D software gets all the hype while others lag behind? With the rise of Vulkan, it’s fascinating to see how it’s challenging the long-standing dominance of OpenGL. Blender has finally caught up to the competition, especially when it comes to performance. Is this the turning point for Blender users, or do you think it’s too little, too late? With more power in the hands of creators, are we entering an era where the choice of engine can define the creative process? I’d love to hear your experiences with both engines. What are your thoughts on the future of 3D software performance? #3DArt #Blender #OpenGL #Vulkan #GameDev

Hey friends! 🌟 Have you ever wondered how to bring your MetaHuman characters to life using audio? 🎤🎬 Check out this amazing tutorial on "Audio Driven Animation for MetaHumans" in Unreal Engine! It breaks down the process of creating facial animations, lip sync, and so much more from just an audio file. The best part? You get to see some cool body MOCAP clips that add an incredible touch to the performance! 🙌 I found it super insightful, and I think you will too. Perfect for anyone looking to elevate their animation game! Don't miss out—check it out below! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tgsALqYWK-g #UnrealEngine #MetaHumans #AnimationTutorial #3DAnimation #GameDev

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