[kimera3d]

I like to maxwell have this channel http://www.sfdm.scad.edu/faculty/mkesso ... index.html similar to render man , Its almost a year of the last update to maxwell, I hope any render engine comes closer , thanks

[theakita@gmail.com]

+1 for that.

Is the data stored inside of an .mxi file similar (or at least convert-able) to what we would expect in a deep exr2 file?
The file sizes certainly suggest it.

-T

[numerobis]

Here's a sneak peek at some of the new features
being announced by the Maxwell team at Siggraph....
Speed optimizations in large scenes
Alembic support
Deep compositing support
Procedural textures
Subdivision surfaces
Double-sided materials
API Extensions
Object cloner
New lenses
+ lots lots more!

https://www.facebook.com/maxwellrender

[theakita@gmail.com]

That's great to hear!

-T

[dariolanza]

Yes kimera3d,

You'll have it!



Dario Lanza

[kami]

which tools do support deep data btw?

[dariolanza]

e.g. Nuke

[kami]

okay. that was the one software I already knew about
does it even make sense to use deep for still images?

[dmeyer]

okay. that was the one software I already knew about
does it even make sense to use deep for still images?

It can be very useful for any type of compositing. For instance if you wanted to use multiple render engines in one shot.