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IMail to HMail converter
We updated the IMail 2 HMail utility to fix an issue with 64 bit software. The registry
settings didn't seem to get read correctly on some 64 bit machines. You can find the latest
update in our downloads area.
Date Posted:29 January 2012 - 2:19pm
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IMail to HMail converter
We updated the IMail 2 HMail utility to fix an issue with 64 bit software. The compile
settings had been set to run universal, but it seems the HMail DLL only loads in 32 bit.
We changed it to be a 32 bit only app (which will still run on 64 bit systems), so you
can find the latest update in our downloads area.
Date Posted:27 October 2011 - 5:25pm
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Motion Capture with Kinect updated!
The.Kinect Motion Capture Utility has been updated to make it even better. We fixed of
errors with the.motion capture data, and we've added BVH export support. You can now
export both Acclaim AMC/ASF files, as well as BioVision BVH data.
You can find the updated tool in our downloads area.
Date Posted:18 September 2011 - 03:02pm
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IMail to HMail converter
We recently migrated our email server from IMail over to HMail. In. the. process,
we needed to migrate all of our IMail accounts and mail data over to HMail. None
of the existing utilities we found were able to handle the different kinds of accounts
we had (forwards, aliases, etc.), nor were we able to find a unified solution that would
also copy our mail data. During the migration, we created a tool to do this for us, and
we've released it into the public domain so that you can use it as well. If you run into
any issues, don't hesitate to let us know, and we'll do our best to get you going. You
can find the tool in our downloads area.
Date Posted:12 September 2011 - 5:41pm
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Motion Capture with the Kinect available!
Our first download is now available! You can now do your own motion capture at home!
This is a stand-alone tool that uses OpenNI and the Microsoft Kinect. It will record skeletal motion capture data
in Acclaim Skeleton and Animation format, which lets you import it into most 3D rendering software. It works in
both 32 bit and 64 bit Windows Vista & Windows 7. It includes all the necessary drivers and packages other than
Direct3D to let you do Motion Capture at your home. This is just an initial Beta, but it should have everything
needed to get you going. If you run into any issues, don't hesitate to let us know, and we'll do our best to
get you going. You can find the tool in our downloads area.
Date Posted:28 August 2011 - 10:41pm
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Motion Capture with the Kinect
We recently started working with the Microsoft Kinect device, hooked up to a Windows PC. Our work on it has included
development of a motion capture recording utility. We're in the process of packaging it up, and we should have it available
as a free download shortly. Our hope is to be able to provide people with a cost-effective way to do their own motion capture.
Date Posted:18 August 2011 - 4:56pm
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How to setup a Mercurial server easily on Windows
We recently switched over from using SubVersion to using Mercurial, but we are running a Windows server. For a tutorial
on how to set up a Mercurial server on Windows easily, using the VisualSVN package, just go to our tech articles section
here.
Date Posted:18 July 2011 - 6:01pm
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New article
We've got a new article up! Check it out under technical, or just go there directly.
Date Posted:15 July 2011 - 8:11pm
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Page back up
Once again, the look and feel has been updated, and we apologize for the downtime. We've been working on quite a few
different areas of the page, and not all of them are quite finished yet, but we hope to get our articles and blog back up
quickly.
Date Posted:4 June 2011 - 12:20pm
