News
3ds Max 2025.1 released
Autodesk has announced 3ds Max 2025.1, just a few months after the initial Max 2025 release. (more...)
News
Autodesk has announced 3ds Max 2025.1, just a few months after the initial Max 2025 release. (more...)
Industry News
Autodesk has announced the acquisition of Wonder Dynamics, the company behind Wonder Studio, a cloud-based 3D animation and visual effects platform that uses AI to replace actors in a scene with 3D characters. (more...)
Software
Chaos has announced the release of Vantage 2.4, introducing support for importing and creating V-Ray Decal, along with the ability to nest V-Ray scenes within other V-Ray scenes. Materials now include a "Thin walled" option in V-Ray material. The update also adds support for UDIM textures, enhancing texture workflows. (more...)
Plugin News
Matt Clark has announced that Wrapit is now available for free to all users. First introduced in 2009 Wrapit is a respected retopology tool for 3ds Max. Over the years though, Max has gained several updates, including features such as polydraw, auto retopology tools, and the recent conform modifier, that make the plugin less essential.Nonetheless Wrapit maintains a number of active users and continues to be a valuable addition to 3ds Max artist's toolkits. (more...)
Renderers
Following demand from it's users, FStorm has introduced a new denoiser. Once enabled, it offers several adjustable settings to fine-tune the denoising process, including separate controls for color threshold, albedo threshold, normal threshold, and radius. (more...)
AI
Autodesk has announced the release of Project Bernini, a new generative AI designed to create 3D objects. (more...)
Software
Bentley Systems has released perpetual free versions of VUE, PlantFactory, and PlantCatalog. This decision follows the discontinuation of further development and sales of these software products. These tools are now available without future suppor or updates beyond discretional changes to fix critical security issues. (more...)
Software
Chaos has announced that V-Ray will soon support ARM-based CPUs, particularly targeting systems that use Linux. This development is due to data from AWS benchmarks that indicates ARM architecture has several benefits including lower power consumption while maintaining performance levels comparable to traditional x86 platforms. For more information, please visit the official V-Ray website.
Software
Epic Games has announced a preview release of Twinmotion 2024.1. The latest update updates the core to use Unreal Engine 5.4, including its recent improvements to Lumen and Path tracer. (more...)
Resources
Raw Textures has launched a new texture repository that provides scans with areas up to 40 meters in length and resolutions reaching 128k. Support for UDIMs plus the high resolutions use allows for more than three pixels per millimeter, providing enough detail for both close-up and wide-angle renders using the same texture set. At launch, various bundles focused around roads are offered, each containing 12 textures. For more information, please visit raw-textures.com
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