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Splutterfish has given its Brazil renderer a complete overhaul. With version 2, now available, it thus presents itself as a completely renewed product.
Splutterfish promises significant performance gains for the newly programmed render engine of Brazil Rendering System 2. It now also supports 64-bit systems.
Other new features are:
- Full 3D Motion Blur
- Extended Implicit Surface support including Rendertime Displacements
- Polygonal Rendertime Displacements (Only in the Pro Beta version)
- On-Demand Caching for Irradiance and Photon Illumination
- Support for 3ds Max texture baking
Brazil r/s is available in a Basic and a Pro version. The Basic version is available from 795 US dollars, the Professional Edition from 995 US dollars.
More information is available on the website.
Further Links:
- Splutterfish
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