Epic Games unveils free 3D scanner app
RealityScan, a free 3D scanning tool developed in collaboration with Quixel, turns smartphone images into high-fidelity 3D models. With interactive feedback, augmented reality coaching, and data quality checks, RealityScan guides users through the scanning process. RealityScan, which is now available as part of a limited beta test, takes the technology of RealityCapture, a desktop photogrammetry software for Windows, and puts it into a mobile device. The capacity to instantly scan real-world items and use related 3D models in diverse projects, such as games or digital animations, is one of the many possible applications for such technology.
Ubisoft announces Rainbow Six Mobile for iOS and Android
Rainbow Six Mobile is now available for Android and iOS devices, announces Ubisoft. Its basic gameplay is now available on mobile devices. The new game brings the core gameplay of Rainbow Six Siege to mobile devices. Destructible environments and a large selection of specialised gadgets are also included in the mobile edition of the game. This is likewise a 5v5 FPS attackers vs. defenders game with a similar appearance and feel to the console version. Drones, bombs, and other offensive objects can be used by the attacking team to break past the defensive team’s reinforced positions. Rainbow Six Mobile may appear to be a clone of Rainbow Six Siege, but there are some key differences between the mobile and console versions.
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