RealFlow | 3ds Max
SPLASH! BOOM! BANG! – RealFlow | 3ds Max is Here
High-end Multi-physics Simulation Inside Autodesk 3ds Max®
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November 28th, 2018 (Madrid, Spain) – Next Limit Technologies is delighted to present the newest member of the RealFlow family. Today is the official release of the brand new RealFlow | 3ds Max – the plugin integration that offers the best in fluid simulation and more, directly inside Autodesk 3ds Max®.
Now it is faster and easier to simulate liquid, granular, viscous, and viscoelastic materials without having to go back and forth between 3D platforms. The artist-friendly interface and intuitive and interactive workflow with fewer clicks inside 3ds Max® will make your sim work more straightforward and enjoyable.
Ready-to-use force daemons, GPU-powered fluids and materials, and a fast OpenVDB mesher make it easy to achieve the perfect simulation. You get impeccable RealFlow quality for your high-end small and medium-scale simulation projects from inside the 3ds Max® user interface. Compatible with Autodesk 3ds Max® 2017, 2018 and 2019.
The perks of using RealFlow | 3ds Max for your sims:
- More than Fluids. Built on RealFlow’s Multi-physics Dyverso solver.
- Fast and Simple Workflow. All inside Autodesk 3ds Max®.
- Tight integration. Use native 3ds Max® tools combined with RealFlow.
- High Speed and Flexibility. GPU accelerated, supporting CUDA and OpenCL. Available for Windows.
- Affordable. High-end simulations without the high-end price tag.
“Adding this product integration to our portfolio has been a major milestone, and we are very happy to have crossed it. Thinking from a user perspective, we knew the convenience of in-platform simulation was crucial. So, we went for maximum quality, speed and efficiency. Now we are excited to sit back and enjoy what RealFlow | 3ds Max can do in combination with the talent of our users”
Alex Ribao
RealFlow Product Manager
Next Limit Technologies
For the full list of features and specs, as well as a series of bite-sized getting started tutorial videos, consult the RealFlow | 3ds Max website. You can also check out the comparison with RealFlow Standalone here.
This new product is available for purchase through Next Limit’s webshop and reseller network. RealFlow, RealFlow | Cinema 4D and RealFlow | Maya license-holders can take advantage of a special cross-grade price via their Customer Portal. Anyone can give RealFlow | 3ds Max a try with the 30-day FREE demo version.
ABOUT NEXT LIMIT
Next Limit Technologies is a software development company founded in 1998 with corporate headquarters in Madrid, Spain. Next Limit has gained a worldwide reputation for providing cutting-edge simulation technologies for a broad range of applications in Computer Graphics, Science, and Engineering.
Next Limit’s products include RealFlow (fluid and dynamics simulation for 3D visual effects) and Maxwell Render (physically accurate light simulation and render engine).
More information can be found at www.nextlimit.com.
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