by Jim Kogler, VP of Products
VR-Link is one of MAK’s longest-standing products and it remains a cornerstone of our interoperability suite, providing robust, reliable networking across the full spectrum of simulation environments.
The Q3 issue of our What's Up MAK newsletter is here, and we are laser-focused on our upcoming MAK ONE 2025 release. It's been an exciting time around MAK these past few months, and we can't wait to share all the ways that the MAK ONE future-ready synthetic environment platform is just better. A better virtual world, a better platform, and a better experience.
(TLDR: Lots of good stuff, just one quarterly newsletter. Click below to read the full issue.)
by Jim Kogler, VP of Products
We are in the thick of MAK ONE 2025 release season, and we're excited to announce the official release of VR-TheWorld 4.12, marking another step forward in the evolution of MAK’s streaming terrain server.
Here's what you can expect in this release:
by Jim Kogler, VP of Products (You can find Jim's original article on LinkedIn)
Some years ago, a few of us at MAK embarked on a project to write a FOM Editor. For years, people could find and use the HTML MAK FOM Editor on our website (www.mak.com/fe). Recently, MAK retired that tool and developed the next generation of the MAK FOM Editor (MAK FOM Editor 2), which we now distribute for free on the MAK Bonus page.
by Deb Fullford, VP of Sales and Business Development
31 years ago (on September 4th, 1994), I started at MAK. A few days later, I found myself in SAIC’s Warbreaker facility working with Dan Brockway to create the Warbreaker Terrain. Back then, terrain generation was a painstaking manual process which often resulted in geo-typical terrains reassembling operational areas (who remembers MAKLand 😊).
