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New features include improved performance, reduced memory consumption and improved parallel use of GPU and CPU. Completely rewriting the library not only increased performance but also simplified the API.
The GPU shader architecture was also redesigned and simplified, so the on-screen “Adaptive Tessellation” feature runs faster and now fits into any rendering architecture.
You can find an overview of all the new features in the 3.0 Release Notes.
It will not be long before our new DP issue 05 : 2015, focusing on “Open Source”, is published: On July 10, more about OCIO nodes in Houdini, Natron, Inkscape, Krita Blender workshops and much more.
