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Project Khan Now Available on Autodesk Labs

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Topic: Project Khan Now Available on Autodesk Labs
Posted By: AliveInTheLab
Subject: Project Khan Now Available on Autodesk Labs
Date Posted: 12.Nov.2013 at 11:10

We all recall the scene where Captain Kirk yells "Khaaan!" in reference to the evil character played by Ricardo "Corinthian Leather" Montalbán in Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan. I guess if the part had been played by Henry Fonda, the movie would have been called Star Trek II: The Grapes of Wrath of Khan. Well they'll be no need for wrath when you try the latest technology preview available on Autodesk Labs.

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Project Khan is our free technology preview where we partnered with Donya Labs AB to get your feedback on a new experimental plug-in for Maya that allows you to generate optimized versions of your 3D model assets on the Autodesk cloud. When we say asset optimization, we mean reducing: mesh complexity, texture complexity, and rig (bone) complexity. After installing the Maya plug-in, you can configure an optimization job and securely execute that job on the Autodesk cloud, and then immediately download the optimized asset right in the Maya scene. Is this a perfect combination of desktop modeling with cloud processing augmentation or what?

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Technology previews on Autodesk Labs are free. All we ask is that you give them a try and share your thoughts. You can reach the Project Khan team in a variety of ways.

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