![]() Artistic Effects with Volumes-Bifrost comes loaded with nodes that help artists convert between meshes, points and volumes to create artistic effects. ![]() High-Performance Particle System-A new particle system crafted entirely using visual programming adds power and scalability to particle workflows in Maya.The Material Point Method-The new MPM solver helps artists tackle realistic granular, cloth and fiber simulations.Detailed Smoke, Fire and Explosions-New physically-based solvers for aerodynamics and combustion make it easy to create natural-looking fire effects.Realistic Previews-Artists can see exactly how effects will look after lighting and rendering right in the Arnold Viewport in Maya.One Graph-In a single visual programming graph, users can combine nodes ranging from math operations to simulations.Ready-to-Use Graphs-Artists can quickly create state-of-the-art effects that meet today’s quality demands.Ultimately, we hope Bifrost empowers Maya artists to streamline the creation of anything from smoke, fire, and fuzz to high-performance particle systems.” We can’t wait to see what graphs our amazing community will build and share. We’re also rolling out an array of ready-to-use graphs to make it easy for artists to get 90% of the way to a finished effect fast. “With visual programming at its core, Bifrost makes it possible for TDs to build custom effects that are reusable across shows. Director, Maya and Media & Entertainment Collection. ![]() “Bifrost for Maya represents a major development milestone for Autodesk, giving artists powerful tools for building feature-quality VFX quickly,” said Chris Vienneau, Sr. ![]() SIGGRAPH attendees can visit Autodesk at booth #1211 or participate in Autodesk’s Vision Series, July 30-31 for Maya, Arnold, Shotgun Software, Flame and 3ds Max demos and customer presentations. Bifrost makes it possible for 3D artists and technical directors to create serious effects in Maya quickly and easily using a new visual programming environment. “SAN RAFAEL, CALIF – Today Autodesk has just announced Bifrost for Maya, available July 31 with Maya 2019.2. Introducing Bifrost for Mayaīifrost - a new visual programming environment in Maya There is a lot going on at SIGGRAPH this week, but two items were big for Autodesk with the release of Bifrost for Maya and then the Indie versions of 3ds Max and Maya.
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