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I’m going into college for engineering/computer science next year and I need to be able to do 3d design. I’d also like to play some games too. Would the above graphics card be able to do that?

I’m going into college for engineering/computer science next year and I need to be able to do 3d design. I’d also like to play some games too. Would the above graphics card be able to do that?

You know the 3D design I mean…stuff that is so good you have to give a second look because it really looks like its popping off the screen.

I have seen plenty of artwork like this but never a website. Anyone know if any are out there?

I’m trying to make a 3d design for the inserts on the back of the screen of a dell m1730 so i can customize it and put a different design on it.Does anyone know a good free 3d design program made for something that size (NOT google sketchup),or better,could anyone make a 3d model of it?

You play your games, you have some fun. You think that you have already played the best that is out there. Then a newbie arrives and all that changes. There are superhero games in the stores but nothing comparable to Prototype PS3. This is so much better than the others you won’t believe it.

In the game you become Alex Mercer. He has some freaky crazy skills.  Through Alex you are what is known as the Prototype.  Otherwise known as a shapeshifter, whose abilities allow the inhaling of targets and their respective shapes. You can become all sorts of things and people.  This makes the game and play incredibly focused and strong.  Alex was a regular person with a normal life in New York City before he went through the transformation.  He spends his time trying to find that old life. Meanwhile he is being chased by those who want to end his current existence.

There are, what seem to be millions of power combinations as you go through and try to solve the mystery of who put you in this state and how to get out of it.  A game containing much violence, this game holds an M for Mature rating, not without merit, as the violence, blood and shooting are necessary in a game of this type, and it is done more to create a realistic scenario than for the shock value that some games strive for.

The graphics and images are so good that it becomes totally realistic, and you can really imagine being Alex.  There is a fascinating plot and it will make you forget about all else as you do your best to stay alive and take out your pursuer.  This game has all the bells and whistles of action, adventure, strategy, and fighting. It is an absolutely superior game. As long as you don’t mind the gore.

This game feels so fresh with all the new ideas in it.  It has to be one of the tip top games around.  Being able to play that you are this radical rough and tumble guy with all the slick plans and schemes is so awesome that you keep going back to the game.  It really is cool to feel like you are the biggest strongest thing in the world.  For some new gaming thrills this one wins.

I am a PG student in CAD CAM from india

Wireframes are good to show how the web will look like. Sitemaps are used to show the navigation structure.

But none of them show how a website works.

The main focus of a prototype is not the appearance of the website, but content, structure and functionality. Back in the 90’s, HTML didn’t allow for much more than visual presentation of text and static images with links. Nowadays, there are plenty of sites that work as software, interacting, changing behaviour and content according to user’s responses. This makes the working part of a website the most important thing to be focussed, discussed and planned.

So, before building any software or website that’s more complex than a printed leaflet, you should build a prototype of it to understand how it’s going to work, and plan ahead how you’re going to build it.

Structure is basically naming and organizing elements of the pages, such as links and categories. It also involves the basic sizes and shapes of objects, but not in a way that hinders designers’ work. The low fidelity wireframes stand in this part of the project.

Categorization is normally done with card sorting and text files, but as projects get more and more complex, it’s becoming even more necessary to simulate them.

Content also is very important, and it is great to have clients approve it before seeing the visuals. Many people get obfuscated with logos, colours and shapes, and can only think about that when they were supposed to analyse the texts, the information and the story being told. If you present a black and white prototype, it’s easier to get everyone focused on what’s written, and after that pass on to the design.

Functionality is very important, and cannot be visualized with old paper wireframes, or plain mockups. With rich interaction, you can simulate clicks, filling forms, voting, wrong passwords, and most of the experiences a user have with real websites. That way, it’s possible to prevent mistakes such as asking too much information in your login forms, or users being unable to click on determined objects when they want to.

It is important to discuss and decide the technical functions before start coding, because most of software bugs come from changing plans along the coding stage. It also helps reduce production time, since the rewriting normally takes longer than coding once.