WHAT’S CLAY DOH A procedural shader for Blender Cycles and Eevee, with stop motion/ animation features and details like cracks and fingerprints. It’s digital clay! Clay Doh uses Principled BSDF, allowing flexible workflow and physically correct shading. This ensures that all assets…Read More »
ORGANIC FUNCTIONS A procedural and automatic system for generating organic forms in Blender. Create dynamic structures that adapt to any scene! A procedural and automatic system for generating organic forms in Blender. Create dynamic structures that adapt to any scene! UI SETTINGS…Read More »
Real-time Walk-through. With Enscape’s real-time technology, your project is visualized as a fully-rendered 3D walk-through, which can be navigated and explored from every angle, in any time of day. With the live link between Enscape and your CAD program, you can follow…Read More »
An advanced multi-layer landscape material for Unreal Engine that utilizes Substrate and Nanite Displacement. Overview Video: https://youtu.be/EZpwZuXTiwg CORE FEATURES: Utilization of Substrate for advanced rendering including per-layer shader profiles Utilization of Nanite Displacement for added detail, depth and usability Multi-layer support Easy…Read More »
Retopology is a slow process, so lets not do it more than once! SoftWrap can reutilize previous models as topology for your new models! Update: version 2.0 is out! – Compatible with Windows and Ubuntu. unfortunately I cant offer proper mac support…Read More »
nSolve – Let’s Get Solving! Buy the product now during our introductory period. The price is expected to increase! Don’t miss out! Philosophy When a tool is engineered to last longer, the user is engineered to last longer. We want to make…Read More »
Modeler is the ultimate polygonal modeling solution for Houdini. Say goodbye to clunky modeling workflows and hello to effortless creation with Modeler. The addon revolutionizes the process of building polygonal models with its intuitive UI and advanced direct modeling tools. With Modeler,…Read More »