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Interview With Mark Hull, Vice-President Of Products At Vivaty

On August 6, Vivaty launched a new program for 3D content developers called Vivaty Create, and also released the new Vivaty Studio. Mark Hull, Vice President of Products at Vivaty, explains us what they are in the interview he gave to Hiperia3D News.

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http://news.hiperia3d.com/2008/08/interview-with-mark-hull-vice-pre...

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