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  • Huge city in UE5 with 1,500 unique meshes

    Check out this incredible project in Unreal Engine 5 that took its creator, Filipp Sparak, over two years of hard work. The artist set up 1,500 unique static meshes, 25 custom city blocks, 29 building prefabs with interiors, 44 modular road prefabs, and 26 arrangement prefabs.

    Learn more and get the set:
    https://80.lv/articles/get-your-hands-on-this-retrofuturistic-usa-inspired-large-modular-city-for-ue5/

    #ue5 #unrealengine #unrealengine5 #gamedev #indiedev #3dart #gamedevelopment #3dmodeling
    Huge city in UE5 with 1,500 unique meshes Check out this incredible project in Unreal Engine 5 that took its creator, Filipp Sparak, over two years of hard work. The artist set up 1,500 unique static meshes, 25 custom city blocks, 29 building prefabs with interiors, 44 modular road prefabs, and 26 arrangement prefabs. Learn more and get the set: https://80.lv/articles/get-your-hands-on-this-retrofuturistic-usa-inspired-large-modular-city-for-ue5/ #ue5 #unrealengine #unrealengine5 #gamedev #indiedev #3dart #gamedevelopment #3dmodeling
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    Incredibly Detailed Large Modular City Built With UE5
    Filipp Sparak offered a closer look at his amazing real-time environment, created using World Partition, Nanite, and Lumen.
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  • Did you know that Princess Mononoke had CG scenes? CRT monitors, slow rendering, and analog workflows seem outdated today? The process was cutting-edge at the time.

    The video is from a 7-hour documentary titled Princess Mononoke: How the Film Was Conceived.

    Fun fact: Golgo 13: The Professional (1983) was one of the earliest uses of 3D CGI in anime,
    More:
    https://80.lv/articles/see-what-princess-mononoke-s-cg-scenes-looked-like-on-crt-monitor/

    #cgi #cgart #cg #rendering #render #anime #ghibli #3dart #3dmodeling #animation #3danimation
    Did you know that Princess Mononoke had CG scenes? CRT monitors, slow rendering, and analog workflows seem outdated today? The process was cutting-edge at the time. The video is from a 7-hour documentary titled Princess Mononoke: How the Film Was Conceived. Fun fact: Golgo 13: The Professional (1983) was one of the earliest uses of 3D CGI in anime, More: https://80.lv/articles/see-what-princess-mononoke-s-cg-scenes-looked-like-on-crt-monitor/ #cgi #cgart #cg #rendering #render #anime #ghibli #3dart #3dmodeling #animation #3danimation
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  • Jensen Huang might be the most unconventional CEO in tech.
    No 1:1s. No status reports. No 5-year plans.

    Yet he’s built Nvidia into a $3T juggernaut.

    Here’s how he runs the company

    He has 40 direct reports and no 1:1s
    Believes a flat org is most empowering — and it starts at the top
    Doesn’t do private meetings — everything happens in groups
    Doesn’t give career advice — “They already made it. They’re doing great”

    No status reports — he “samples the system”
    Doesn’t trust filtered updates — they’re too polished
    Anyone can email him their “top 5” — he reads ~100 every morning
    He wants unfiltered ground truth, not manager summaries

    Everyone has all the context, all the time
    No VP-only or director-only meetings — anyone can jump in
    Strategic decisions are shared publicly
    He reasons out loud — on purpose

    No formal planning cycles
    No 5-year plans, no 1-year plans
    Always adapting to fast-moving markets — especially in AI

    This org design is optimized for:
    - Attracting exceptional talent
    - Sharing information fast
    - Staying lean while scaling

    Wild to think the future of AI might be shaped by the one CEO who refuses to follow the standard playbook.
    Jensen Huang might be the most unconventional CEO in tech. No 1:1s. No status reports. No 5-year plans. Yet he’s built Nvidia into a $3T juggernaut. Here’s how he runs the company 👇 He has 40 direct reports and no 1:1s ▪️ Believes a flat org is most empowering — and it starts at the top ▪️ Doesn’t do private meetings — everything happens in groups ▪️ Doesn’t give career advice — “They already made it. They’re doing great” No status reports — he “samples the system” ▪️ Doesn’t trust filtered updates — they’re too polished ▪️ Anyone can email him their “top 5” — he reads ~100 every morning ▪️ He wants unfiltered ground truth, not manager summaries Everyone has all the context, all the time ▪️ No VP-only or director-only meetings — anyone can jump in ▪️ Strategic decisions are shared publicly ▪️ He reasons out loud — on purpose No formal planning cycles ▪️ No 5-year plans, no 1-year plans ▪️ Always adapting to fast-moving markets — especially in AI This org design is optimized for: - Attracting exceptional talent - Sharing information fast - Staying lean while scaling Wild to think the future of AI might be shaped by the one CEO who refuses to follow the standard playbook.
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