This update (released December 2023) primarily targets simulation workflows and technical animation: Pyro Enhancements : You can now emit smoke and fire from deforming surfaces
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The 2024.2 update, released in December 2023, significantly extends the . Pyro Enhancements :
A new Dynamic Surface emission type allows fire and smoke to be emitted directly from deforming meshes, such as moving characters or waving cloth. Users can also now set a Time Scale for specific parameters like density and temperature to control the speed of the simulation. For those focused on character animation, the 2024
For those focused on character animation, the 2024.2 update includes subtle but powerful tweaks to the weight painting tools and the Pose Morph system. When combined with Redshift’s skin shaders, creating lifelike digital humans has never been faster. The software’s ability to handle high-poly sculpts while maintaining a smooth playback frame rate remains a key reason why studios are sticking with the Maxon ecosystem.
: A new Key Reducer streamlines dense motion-capture data by reducing keyframes while maintaining the integrity of animation curves . : A new Key Reducer streamlines dense motion-capture
Her jaw dropped. The old workflow would have taken two minutes per frame.
The introduction of a dual rest grid allows artists to post-process volume calculations with detailed noise patterns. Coupled with the Fuel Contingent setting, users can execute highly optimized UpRes simulations, generating preview-ready shapes quickly before baking dense, high-resolution smoke and fire.
: New parameters allow users to control when rigid bodies deactivate in an idle state to save processing power.