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A Closer Look at The Stingray Engine
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Welcome to another episode in the ongoing Closer Look At game engine series. This series combines an overview, review and getting started guide into a single document and hopefully let you evaluate in minutes instead of days if a game engine is the...
Cycles Game Engine
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I'd love to learn more about your cycles game engine. i remember seeing some more posts on the subject before and I can't find them now. I'm a real-time-render assets designer and I love working with Blender and I use BGE quite a bit, but, as said before...
How do modern game engines achieve real-time rendering vs Blender's "slow" rendering? – gamedev.stackexchange.co...
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I'm new to both gamedev and Blender, and there's something I can't shake: In Blender, a single render (even using the more advanced Cycles renderer) can take up to 45 seconds on my machine. But ...
NVIDIA Covers DX12 & New Rendering Tech For Modern Games At GDC 2016; HBAO+ Ultra, VXAO, Predication & More
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NVIDIA is pulling out the big guns, and during the Game Developers Conference (GDC) 2016, the tech company will be talking about DX12 and its new features. Additionally, Nvidia will be covering new rendering techniques for modern gaming. Just like rival...
Games engines are transforming virtual sets and then TV
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Is the writing on the wall for the traditional virtual set renderer? Traditional virtual set vendors seem to think so. Here’s the view of Gideon Ferber, director, product management and business development, Ross Video Virtual Solution: “Virtual studios...

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pvefindaddr p2 in mona?

Is there a !pvefindaddr p2 (search for all pop/pop/ret combinations in the entire process memory space) equivalent in mona.py? Alternatively, is there any option to run pvefindaddr in latest versions of Immunity Debugger? Currently, when I'm trying...
Does deterministically random PIDs solve the problems of truely random PIDs?

This can be considered a follow up to Do randomized PIDs bring more security? A major problem with random PIDs is that they repeat more quickly than sequential PIDs, but in cryptography, we can permute sequential PIDs with a secret key in such way that...
Logs Not Appearing in Wazuh Dashboard for Mimikatz & SharpHound Attacks

I’m working on a lab environment for my MSc dissertation, focusing on offensive attack simulations and defensive log monitoring using Wazuh. Current Setup: Wazuh Manager: Running on Ubuntu server (192.168.100.40) Windows 10 client (192.168.100.20...
Is pass-the-hash possible with NTLMv2?

I'm new to Windows security, and I'm trying to understand basics of pass-the-hash attacks. As I understood : NTLM = NT Hash = Password storage format NTLMv1 = Net-NTLMv1 = Challenge/response authentication protocol NTLMv2 = Net-NTLMv2 = Also a challenge...
Is PHP vs code extension safe? [closed]

I want to install the PHP vs code extension, but I'm unsure if it is safe. One website says it's safe, and one says it's not. How do I know what site is correct?

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