3DS Max News

Mohsen GH has released a Maxscript tool named Duplicurver, designed to bring the functionality of ZBrush's Insert Multi Mesh Curve brush to Autodesk 3ds Max. (more...)

Amazon has released a new update for Deadline, version 10.3.0.9, bringing several enhancements to the core application and updates to integrations. (more...)

Design Connected has launched the third version of its 3ds Max integration for the Connector asset management app, introducing several enhancements and new features. The update includes a complete rework of the "Merge as Proxy" feature, providing users with greater control over their workflow. (more...)

Prism has announced the release of QuiltiX, an open-source MaterialX editor. The editor has been designed with a focus on the needs of artists, offering a customizable and user-friendly GUI to allow artists to view their materials using their preferred production renderer. This feature aims to assist in the identification of potential issues during the material creation phase. (more...)

Thinkinetic has announced the release of Pulldownit 5.5 for 3DS Max. (more...)

Poliigon has announced 103 free assets including several of its most popular textures, models and HDRIs. The collection includes furniture, food, fabric, brick, wood, marble and more. Assets are natively compatible with Blender, 3ds Max, Maya, Cinema 4D and Sketchup. See the free assets and download form Polligon's website. 

SitniSati, has released a new tutorial on creating realistic drone aiming and firing effects using the upgraded FumeFX 6 in 3ds Max. (more...)

Chaos has released a new tutorial explaining the Decal improvements in Corona 10. Watch it on YouTube. 

Chaos has announced the release of Phoenix 5.20. (more...)

Wonder Dynamics has release Wonder Studio, a new AI powered tool that can seamlessly integrates CG characters into live-action footage. The company says it software can save substantial time and expense in the field of visual effects by significantly reducing the need for traditional methods like motion capture, complex 3D software, and costly production equipment. According to claims on the product's website, "Wonder Studio automates 80%-90% of 'objective' VFX work and leaves the artist with the remaining 'subjective' work, which can be exported into the software they already use." (more...)