Autodesk has introduced AI Rigging and Neural Layer features to its Flow Studio platform, aiming to speed up 3D animation workflows by automating complex rigging and simplifying high-end rendering.

Until just a couple of weeks ago, Autodesk’s Arnold Renderer had been designed entirely around rendering to the CPU, and as we’ve seen in previous performance reports, it scales well across the stack.

Since its introduction over twenty years ago, Maya has become a de facto 3D graphics application for use in the creation of TV shows and movies, visual effects, games, and even architecture. The ...

* Licensing: Arnold "Multi-User License" is required to use the software Since the release of Arnold 6 (December 10, 2019), Autodesk ® requires the purchase of a multi-user license to use Arnold with ...

Arnold is the production renderer from Autodesk, integrated via MtoA, MAXtoA, HtoA, C4DtoA and KtoA into Maya, 3ds Max, ...

Autodesk has updated its Flow Studio platform with AI Rigging and Neural Layer features to accelerate 3D animation workflows. AI Rigging automates character setup for animation, while Neural Layer ...