Modo News

Quadspinner has made an early-access version of its promising new landscape modelling tool available to purchase. The standalone application combines procedural heightmap creation techniques with artist directed control akin to sculpting. Some of the highlights include: (more...)

Redshift has announced a 20% price reduction on perpetual node-locked and floating licenses until 20 February 2018. More details on the Redshift blog.

Science.D.Visions has announced a new version of its matchmoving software. Highlights include an updated UI, 100s of new Python features, many improvements to existing features including Object PointGroup solves and 3D Orientation Controls, new tools for 2D tracking modelling, 360 degree camera tracking and more. A perpetual license now costs €6,999 or rental prices start at €179 per month. Find out more in the chengelog on 3DEqualizer's site or watch a video about the new release on YouTube.

A new version of the the node-based editing and texturing tool for creating filters in Adobe Photoshop, Corel Paint Shop and Corel Photo Paint has been released. New features include: (more...)

OptiTrack has announced the release of Motive 2.0, its unified software platform designed to eliminate the complexities historically associated with motion capture workflows. New features include: (more...)

Sergio Mucino has released version 1.2 of the maxTD Rigging Toolbox Kit for Modo, improving deformer workflows, rigging and asset management. New features include: (more...)

Michael Gibson has released a beta version of MoI v4 for existing license holders. The core engine has received a major overhaul to upgrade it to 64bit and on Mac the application is now fully native, no longer using Wineskin.  New features are also expected during the beta process and, we'll update this post as they become available. Find out more on the MoI3d forum.