thunder and snow perhaps even to low levels times in the heaviest of showers. it stays very changeable through the rest of the week. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines at 12.31pm. jeremy corbyn, has said he accepts some responsibility for defeat in the copeland by election but that he is determined to finish the job he was elected to do as leader. he s due to speak later today. the conservative former deputy prime minister, lord heseltine, has said he will rebel against the government over brexit when the lords vote on article 50 the bill giving theresa may the authority to start negotiations to leave the eu. police in malaysia have declared kuala lumpur airport where the half brother of north korea s leader was killed with a nerve agent 12 days ago to be safe. and preparations are nearly complete as hollywood prepares to host the oscars. la la land is expecting to be the big winner of night, with 14 nominations. now on bbc news, it s click. this week, new hom
diy space battles and hidden figures. did you see that? chanting: eu, shame on you! we are living in interesting times. to many, it feels like the world is shifting on its axis. tempers are rising, voices are being raised. and there is movement, political. ideological. and physical. and this is one of the most divisive issues of the day how to handle what the un has called the largest migration of people since the second world war. are they migrants? are they refugees? should they be welcomed? should they be turned away? at the barbican in london, artist richard moss is making his view clear with this work incoming. he s used a long range infrared camera to film the arrival of migrants and refugees at camps across europe. it s actually a military tool that can detect body heat from 30 kilometres away. it can see through smoke and haze, day or night. so this is a thermographic camera. in other words, you can actually see people s bodies glowing. a radiant thermal glow. you
and hidden figures. did you see that? eu, shame on you! chanting: eu, shame on you! we are living in interesting times. to many, it feels like the world is shifting on its axis. tempers are rising, voices are being raised. and there is movement political, ideological, and physical. and this is one of the most divisive issues of the day how to handle what the un has called the largest migration of people since the second world war. are they migrants? are they refugees? should they be welcomed? should they be turned away? at the barbican in london, artist richard moss is making his view clear with this work, incoming. he has used a long range infrared camera to film the arrival of migrants and refugees at camps across europe. it is actually a military tool that can detect body heat from 30 kilometres away. it can see through smoke and haze, day or night. so this is a thermographic camera. in other words, you can actually see people s bodies glowing. a radiant thermal glow
‘Foundry Learn and Education’ meetups and presentations at the conference include techniques in compositing from Unity Wētā Tools, Boxel Studios, and Action VFX and lighting and 3D techniques from Foundry product experts.
You ve even got my watch on there. models like this are crafted using the game design platform unreal engine. can t believe how realistic that looks. this calls on different specialists across modelling, texturing, lighting and character design. so everything on here is an individual texture. how do you then go about which i imagine is the difficult thing how do you go about making it move? we make like the rigging. it s like creating virtual bones. i ve actually got a virtual skeleton inside me. can you actually make me look better than i do now? yeah, i promise that. well, don t promise too hard! but, yeah, 0k! yeah, that ll be easy! i can make you look better! all right. hamza s professional game assets are astonishingly intricate a sign of morocco s ambition to become the video game hub of africa. 0h, there s trains. i love trains. yeah. and you can really see, when it s like this, the individual elements and all of the little textures that go into making something like this.