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iToo Software has released a new 35-minute tutorial demonstrating techniques for using Quixel’s Megascans content with Forest Pack Pro to create a woodland scene. Even if you don’t yet use Megascans, many of the tips shown in the video are very useful for all kinds of scenes.
If you use both RailClone and Forest Pack then this tutorial should be of interest. iToo Software demonstrates how the two plugins can be used together to combine grass and concrete paving. Sometimes called grasscrete, this commonly seen example also demonstrates several features of both plugins that can be employed for a much wider range of uses.
iToo Software keep the tutorials coming with a new RailClone tips and tricks that demonstrates how to make a wicker patterns. In an unusual twist, they apply this to ceiling inspired by C18 Architekten who renovated the barrel ceilings of a chapel by applying a novel woven wicker surface.
iToo Software keeps the tutorials coming with a new Forest Pack tips and tricks episode focused on creating hedges and topiary. Stay tuned until the end when revealing a cool, flexible and fully parametric setup that uses Forest Pack and RailClone together.
The latest update to the Corona Renderer once again brings many new features to this CPU-based un(biased) photorealistic renderer. The focus is on speed in rendering & workflow, with overhauled Distributed Rendering, improvements to IR, the Corona Image Editor for working with your images outside of any 3D application, bake LightMix settings into the scene, 3ds Max 2018 support, and more!
ANIMA 2 came on the market in June 2016 and after several updates, it has been consolidated as the best solution for quickly and easily creating stunning 3D animations in very little time. ANIMA 2.5 becomes a software for daily usage to populate scenes mainly due to the introduction of Metropoly Ready-Posed model support for still imagery.
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