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Massive's pioneering 'Lord of the Rings' crowd simulation software is now free to use

Massive has released a free version of its pioneering crowd simulator created for Lord of the Rings and used in recent blockbusters like Superman and Avatar.

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Massive's pioneering 'Lord of the Rings' crowd simulation software is now free to use
Massive has released a free version of its pioneering crowd simulator created for Lord of the Rings and used in recent blockbusters like Superman and Avatar.
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