Andy

Am i the only one that finds the post a little on the 'nasty' side, i wouldn't wish a law suit on anyone, esp a small start up.

Come on Engadget your better than this (?)

Just run the official update from the UK - get the error 9838 when it trys to connect to itunes. Now left with a phone that only does emergency calls..

Expect better from Apple to be honest...

I have to agree the use of the image is insulting beyond belief. Please have it removed and some sort of apology would be nice..

Stunningly insensitive...

Nice one Engadget

Aw ok :) still as ever a joy to read joystiq...

Ok not a moan - the mod is not new but we sent in an article talking about the mod to joystiq yesterday in relation to modding games:

http://digitalurban.blogspot.com/2007/10/modding-game-for-city-architectual-and.html

It seems they took the mod and dropped the mention of the content. Not a moan just a win some lose some...

DU

Not sure whats up ut i cant login to my accound either - same happens when i login via the website, i just get a message that the action cannot be processed at the moment?

Is this a known problem?

Andy

We have been looking into using game engines for importing architectual models at University College London... one output is the ability to rapidly build a mod.

Oblivion has so far been the most impressive engine to work with, we have a number of examples and movies on our blog, if anyones interested to see the output so far:

http://www.digitalurban.blogspot.com

The Oblivion work is still on the front page, the Half Life examples are all under the Game Engines link.

Andy

A quick comment - its great to get the movie on Joystiq but the source of the story is actually http://www.digitalurban.blogspot.com a small blog but lots of similar work on it if people are interested...

Cheers

Andy

Ok you can just look out the window.. but thats not very 'engadget' is it :) We have a realtime weather feed from a wireless station on our roof in London that updates every two seconds.. its neat.

If anyones interested it runs in Flash and it linked in via the blog (sidelink Weather). http://www.digitalurban.blogspot.com