- Wed Dec 17, 2008 8:25 pm
#287783
open an empty mxi in Hex editor and you find
You shouldn't be reading this, but since you dug this deep: MXI is a highly dynamic, resumable, spectral image file format for the Maxwell rendering engine.
*Some of our thoughts: The universe is deterministic. Quantum theories are incomplete. We need to improve number theory. M-brane theory and quantum geometry are promising. The Matrix is coming. What is the nature of motion? Does n-dimensional ( n>=1 ) time exist? Are different 'mathematical languages' isomorphic? What is the Riemann Zeta function in 3?
*Greetings and our gratitude to our friends from A-team, for always being there giving us a hand: Atilla Akin (a.k.a.Tom), Curt Roth, Herve Steff, Jeremy Hill, Jonatan Catalan, Jose Martin, Kabe, Markus Groeteke, Mihai, Mike Verta, Tresdk, Tyrone Marshall, Yoda, Yusuke Okaue, and the rest of all Maxwell testers. Special greetings to all our Keytoon's friends too and the Maxwell renderer community as a whole. Regards to all CG developers.
*Greetings to the giants on whose shoulders we stand: Gauss, Euler, Riemann, Maxwell, Feynman, Einstein, Newton... the entire field of mathematics and physics; without them this could not be possible.
*Things that help us daydream: Startrek, Stargate, Star Wars, Lord of the Rings & Silmarillion, Futurama, Seinfeld, y por ultimo, rellenando hueco, el nurbaitor-dim0 del tubarracos
You shouldn't be reading this, but since you dug this deep: MXI is a highly dynamic, resumable, spectral image file format for the Maxwell rendering engine.
*Some of our thoughts: The universe is deterministic. Quantum theories are incomplete. We need to improve number theory. M-brane theory and quantum geometry are promising. The Matrix is coming. What is the nature of motion? Does n-dimensional ( n>=1 ) time exist? Are different 'mathematical languages' isomorphic? What is the Riemann Zeta function in 3?
*Greetings and our gratitude to our friends from A-team, for always being there giving us a hand: Atilla Akin (a.k.a.Tom), Curt Roth, Herve Steff, Jeremy Hill, Jonatan Catalan, Jose Martin, Kabe, Markus Groeteke, Mihai, Mike Verta, Tresdk, Tyrone Marshall, Yoda, Yusuke Okaue, and the rest of all Maxwell testers. Special greetings to all our Keytoon's friends too and the Maxwell renderer community as a whole. Regards to all CG developers.
*Greetings to the giants on whose shoulders we stand: Gauss, Euler, Riemann, Maxwell, Feynman, Einstein, Newton... the entire field of mathematics and physics; without them this could not be possible.
*Things that help us daydream: Startrek, Stargate, Star Wars, Lord of the Rings & Silmarillion, Futurama, Seinfeld, y por ultimo, rellenando hueco, el nurbaitor-dim0 del tubarracos
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http://www.rebusfarm.net
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