Building OpenImageIO on Windows

After messing around trying to build OpenImageIO on Windows I found this on Reddit. REDDIT!? That's what the world has come to.

Compiling OpenImageIO for Windows Yeah, use Vcpkg.

It automatically sorts out the dependencies for you and integrates the new library into Visual Studio's environment variables, so they're suddenly just as easy to use as the ol' STL.

If the library you want is in the list of maintained ports for Vcpkg, compiling it correctly is just a matter of entering this in a command prompt:

vcpkg install openimageio:x64-windows vcpkg integrate install

This will work for OpenEXR, OpenVDB, Alembic and a wide range of other essential libraries. You can even update the whole catalog with one command. It's life-changing.

https://www.reddit.com/r/vfx/comments/9jev6b/compiling_openimageio_for_windows/

Inspiration :: "No Face"

NO FACE – 千と千尋の神隠し from Raoul Marks – MARXº on Vimeo.

Ghost in the Shell Intro - in CG

http://io9.com/it-took-30-artists-to-redo-ghost-in-the-shells-opening-1583363629

Keloid

Rad apocalyptic cg mechanical-madness.

Keloid from BLR_VFX on Vimeo.

thanks, Tlee :)

Superb fluid dynamics based advert

http://lavalamp.fusioncis.com/2013/03/renuage-brandy-a-fluid-simulation-case-study/?goback=.gde_39772_member_227596553

Realflow Melt Scripts

http://www.ispeakinpictures.com/2011/03/02/free-realflow-melt-scripts/