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the final prices. Compatible.infiniMap has been thoroughly tested in production by us and our trusty beta testers. The main features of infiniMap are: - Full compatibility to LightWave 3D's surfacing, allowing for an easy replacement of native image texture layers with infiniMap texture layers.
- Works as a shader, as a procedural texture layer or as a node.
- A user interface that remains as close as possible to the native image texturing interface provided by LightWave 3D, resulting in a minimal learning curve.
- Complete support for multi-threading to make full use of multi-processor, multi-core and/or hyper-threading computers.
- Low memory footprint.
- Shared image cache: Multiple instances of the same image use a shared cache, reducing the amount of memory required during rendering for scenes that re-use identical images (or single channels thereof).
- FPrime support via the procedural texture and the node (please note: only the node supports UV mapping).
- Support for all projection modes, includes tools to tweak the projection in UV space.
- Useful tools to make working with infiniMap images easier, such as an automatic openGL preview layer generation tool to make infiniMap images visible in Layout.
- 64-bit Windows support.
- OSX UB support, OpenEXR only. (currently there is no support for ECW/JPEG 2000 for OSX)
- Includes a batch converter that can export images loaded into LightWave 3D as ECW, JPEG 2000 or tiled OpenEXR image files
- New projection type: Spherical Section Projection.
- Channel selection options to the shader plugin
- “Replace Image” option to globally replace an infiniMap Image
- Colour Correction on a per image instance basis
- Free network render nodes.
- Unlicensed plugins can still be used to load, render and save infiniMap enabled scenes, thus no need to purchase a license for every copy of LightWave 3D in your facility.
- ScreamerNet network rendering compatible, of course.
- Free point updates, free support...
- Did we mention support for FPrime? ;)
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 11 March 2008 )
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