Insydium has released NeXus for Blender, its GPU-accelerated particle simulation system that was previously exclusive to Cinema 4D. It offers real-time viewport feedback and fast iteration: from fluid dynamics and fire to organic spreading effects and constraint-based dynamics, everything runs on the GPU. The NeXus beta is currently available for free, a perpetual license can be purchased with a 30% pre-release discount for £98.00. New tutorials and related videos can be found on Insydium’s YouTube channel. More on Insydium’s site.
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Looks impressive, another boost towards professional Blender use.