Beth Carvalho - Nome Sagrado - Beth Carvalho canta Nelson Cavaquinho - 1991
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Rush for Berlin is a real-time strategy game that takes you once again to 1944-45 and the European battlefields of the Second World War. In the contest for the German capital Berlin, you fight with the American, British, French, and the Soviet Red Army. This act symbolizes the total defeat of the Third Reich and spells the end of the war in Europe. As the players approach Berlin, they must face more and more challenges, as the German defense becomes more focused and fights desperately for its life. In the German campaigns you face the attackers in an alternate reality. What if their prototypes had made it into mass production? Expect another visually opulent strategy hit with a focus on fun: a fresh look at tactical war games!

The second of two volumes explaining proven methods of creating 3D cartoon characters for animation.

| 05/15/2003 | Atari PC Games | 4 CD | 2,6 Go | Languages : English/French/German/Italian/Spanish/Portuguese | Included Cover and Manual (French)

The story-within-the-story – without the game, you won’t see the entire Matrix Reloaded story. Incredible Kung Fu, directed by the Matrix fight scene choreographer Yuen Wo Ping. Car chases and stunts that take you right to the hard line, Hollywood style. Hack into your gaming console. Defy gravity and bend the rules in “Bullet Time” Take on Agents in intense action sequences. Pilot the Logos, the fastest hovercraft in the Zion fleet. Learn from the Oracle how you can help save mankind

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The first of 2 volumes explaining proven methods of creating 3D cartoon characters for animation.
This book is a great one to have in your Lightwave library, and even if you use another software package you will be able to follow his techniques to help you master the fascinating and technical aspects of animation. Jonny does assume you have basic knowledge of Lightwave 3D and have the ability to move around and understand it's interface. What I loved about this book is that doesn't tell you to do this and do that, He actually explains why! This is from setting up the interface to why he works the way he does. this book goes into great detail explaining how to create a character (and why you create it in a certain way) and how to texture it in a realistic way. I bought also his companion book Volume Two,because as he explains, there is just so much information you NEED to know!
It's great reading and chock full of information, includes a disc with all the files and screen shots to help you along the way.