Software
RealFlow for Maya released
Madrid-based Next Limit has released RealFlow for Maya, a native integration of the popular fluid simulation software.
Software
Madrid-based Next Limit has released RealFlow for Maya, a native integration of the popular fluid simulation software.
Renderers
Chaos Group has made their keynote speech presented at the Total Chaos event in Sofia available to view online. The hour and a half presentation features product demos; some insights into Ikea's pipeline and thoughts on VR, AR and MR; NVIDIA's AI denoiser and real-time ray tracing demos; and Google discussed cloud-based rendering. Watch it on YouTube.
Renderers
Update V-Ray Next is now released and available to download, Chaos Group has also released a video on Youtube showcasing the latest features.
Chaos Group announced at the Total Chaos event in Sofia, Bulgaria last Friday that V-Ray next for 3DS Max will be released this week. A number of the new features had been previewed during the beta process including the following highlights: (more...)
Renderers
BabylonDreams has released VRScene GUI, a standalone tool to manage and edit the properties of V-Ray render scene files (.vrscene) on the fly without needing to open the host application or start a render. Features include: (more...)
Software
Rizom-Lab has announced that Unfold3d, the popular suite of tools for UV mapping, is now called RizomUV. The new name also marks a new release with several new features including an overhauled interface, the ability to view and edit texel density, the ability to make selections based on properties of the model, several automatic modes that find seams unfold and pack, advanced packing algorithms, UDIM support and more. A new C++ library is also available for users that want to integrate the tools into software and pipelines. (more...)
Maya
Autodesk has released a tutorial demonstrating how to combine Bifrost and MASH in Maya to create an ocean simulation that resembles Lego. Watch it on YouTube.
Breakdowns
Cinesite has released a breakdown video of their VFX work for The Commuter, for which their London and Montreal studios created over 860 shots. Watch it on Vimeo.
Software
Quixel has announced that a beta of its new Mixer app for combining PBR materials to create new maps is now available.
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