Maxon Redshift (12 Month Subscription)

Maxon Redshift (12 Month Subscription)

The world’s first fully GPU-accelerated, biased renderer.

Redshift continues to improve Toon rendering: Building upon the recently added controls to adjust Contour lines and Tonemap patterns, we’re adding support for Backface contours, which can be used to create retro oscilloscope-type visuals, blueprint styles, and other technical renders where the hidden lines have a different color or opacity. A new Material Switch node allows for easy variation of materials across Cinema 4D’s MoGraph clones and collections of objects in any DCC, enabling more realistic renders. Additionally, Houdini users can now render USD files directly in the Redshift command line, while Redshift for Maya now supports the native Standard Surface shader for easy project conversion.

What is a Maxon Teams Account?

A Maxon Teams Account allows you to selectively share or float Teams Licenses between individual users or groups, while remaining in full control. The account admin can invite and remove users from the Team as and when they choose, or even pool select users into a group for more control.

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Please note: To be eligible for a Teams Account, you must have a minimum of 3 Teams licences. Floating Teams licences have a minimum order quantity of 5 licences.

GPU-Acceleration

Redshift is a powerful GPU-accelerated renderer, built to meet the specific demands of contemporary high-end production rendering. Tailored to support creative individuals and studios of every size, Redshift offers a suite of powerful features and integrates with industry-standard CG applications.

Redshift has the features and uncompromising quality of a CPU renderer, but at GPU rendering speeds. Unlike other GPU renderers, Redshift is a biased renderer that allows users to adjust the quality of individual techniques to achieve the best performance/quality balance for their production.

Redshift’s out-of-the-box functionality provides the essentials for delivering photorealistic results, and its RenderView Interactive Preview Region makes it easy to tweak settings and obtain immediate results. In fact, artists can make adjustments more or less in real time.

Non-photorealistic Materials

The new Contour node, Toon Material node, and Tonemap Pattern shader introduce options to create non-photo-real materials in Redshift.

Volumetric Rendering

Render realistic clouds, smoke, fire and more with Redshift’s Volumetric Rendering. Multi-scattering and anisotropy provide a realistic representation of light bouncing within a volume for incredibly realistic results.

Distorter Node

The Distorter shader can be used to drive the distortion of the UV space for a material according to texture or shader input.

Distance Shader

Redshift’s new Distance Shader allows for dynamic shading effects when objects are near each other.

Integrations

Redshift works with all the industy-leading tools including:

• Blender
• Katana
• Houdini
• 3ds Max
• Maya