New features in the motion graphics software that combines AE-style layers with a node graph in every layer include:
- A full particle system, with forces, trails, flocking, and GPU-rendered sprites
- Animated grid layouts with the new Layout node
- Loop, For Each, Switch, and Solver for repetition and frame-to-frame feedback
- Cryptomatte support for mattes from your 3D renders
- A rewritten Lens Blur, plus Measure, Twist and Field Gradient
- Precompose multiple layers
- New AI models, per-model settings, and live generation costs (AI generation uses Caddis Tokens separately)
- Layer locking, responsive toolbars and timeline zoom that follows the playhead
Caddis is developed by motion designer Mike Gaynor. It’s priced at $129 for a perpetual license and is compatible with Windows, Mac and Linux. A 7-day free trial version is available. Watch a video and find out more on Caddis.app.
Awesome software. That’s the current and x future status of A.I. You get people that are not professional coders or programmers, but they have the experience and knowledge to know what they want, know when something is working or could be better and presto, you have very good software in a short period of time.