Maxon, developers of professional software solutions for editors, filmmakers, motion designers, visual effects artists and creators of all types, today announced a comprehensive update to a series of products in the Maxon One family. Redshift now includes support for Autodesk Maya 2024 on Windows, camera and backplates for 3DS Max, new Principled Hair for Cinema 4D and more.
VFX adds support for Real Lens Flares in Adobe Premiere Pro and valuable upgrades to Supercomp. The incredibly useful collection of Maxon Capsules continues to “grow” – this time in the form of expertly crafted Laubwerk Plant assets.
This latest release includes:
Redshift
Redshift 3.5.16 extends DCC support and features substantial improvements to memory management in Redshift CPU.
- Redshift is now available for the latest version of Maya on Windows machines, with support for other operating systems coming soon.
- Redshift Camera and Backplates are now available in Redshift for 3DS Max. Now 3DS Max users can easily apply different backplates for each camera, either in-render or as a post-effect, with robust frame fitting and adjustment options.
- New material preset for Principled Hair added for Cinema 4D makes it even easier to get up and running with physically-based hair. More realistic hair with nuanced settings for texture and shape variation can now be created with just a few clicks in the Material Manager while Redshift is active.
- Redshift CPU rendering is now faster in all host software packages, with significantly lower memory requirements (50% on average).
- General performance and stability updates for improved performance in 3DS Max, Cinema 4D and Houdini.
- Added support for animated vertex deformation with motion blur in Redshift for Blender
