For the last two months, I have been upgrading Unix, and rebuilding the scientific visualisation, medical imaging, molecular dynamics and 3D software I use.

For the last five days I was testing DICOM medical imaging tools, and created four thirty second videos of transverse, coronal and sagittal fly throughs, and a volume rendered rotation, of the human skull.

For the last fifteen minutes, I've been waiting for the first of these videos to upload to DeviantART, only to be told videos must be at least ten seconds in length.

It is thirty seconds, as are the other three.

I'm not wasting my time uploading video or animation here again.

Skull Neurochemic Chaos Blog.

Medical Imaging YouTube Playlist.

The Blender to RenderMan Forum for news of development in exporting 3d scenes from Blender to Pixar RenderMan Interface Specification renderers is back.

Blender to RenderMan Group

Blender to RenderMan Blog

Announcements, discussions, questions and answers can be posted to the group.

In addition, once developers of Blender to RenderMan export tools join the group, they will be invited to join the blog.

If you want to see more, I upload work to :

Eurochemistry and Eurochemistry II

Bouncesphere Animation Language experiment,
Bouncesphere.

Screenshots, and descriptions of the software,
Bouncesphere II

Scene, animation and shader data, highlighted,
Bouncesphere III

AVI, iPod and PSP versions from Google Video,
HTML embed code, Google Video and Youtube

Original 640x480 300 Kb video, bouncesphere.avi

Colour = a pigment of your imagination

I reincarnated my account here, after being away for years.

I won't write much here since I have a livejournal and a blog.

If anyone of my old friends, colleagues or associates are here, let me know.