Update 1 brings in features to speed up your workflow and help you get the job done faster. With more creative control, you can create the desired effects quickly and easily. The Phoenix Standalone Simulator has also been powered up with support for Time Bend Resimulations and animations. And much more.
Get the job done faster.
Speed up your workflow with interactive rendering support.
[3ds Max] Faster iterations
Receive instant feedback to fine-tune your simulations, or explore different looks with support for V-Ray CPU’s Interactive Production Rendering. Save time to be creative.
More creative control.
With enhanced volume and particle shaders, you can create the desired effect quickly and easily.
[3ds Max] Volume and particle deformers
Deform volumes and particles in no time. Play with modifiers that bend, skew, taper, twist, melt, or stretch the selected simulators.
Conjure up new and interesting volumetric effects by changing the light's color as it travels through fog.
Fog Phase Function
Create even more realistic volumetric effects when using ray-traced scattering with V-Ray CPU in the Phoenix Particle Shader. The new phase function parameter gives you more control over the Shader’s fog mode.
And more.
Streamline previews
Get an accurate and detailed streamline preview of how forces will affect the simulation before it even starts. Convert streamline previews into native 3ds Max and Maya splines at the click of a button.
Retime simulations with support for time-bend resimulation, animate transforms of geometries and simulators or options inside the simulator or sources in 3ds Max or Maya, set custom start and stop frames for resimulation. And much more.
We’ve optimized the user interface for faster Simulator loading times and ease of use. Choose if rollouts should be floating, pinned, or docked, pin the volumetric options window, and more.