Multiverse USD 6.5 Adds Maya Auto-Sync and Redshift Support

J Cube Multiverse USD 6.5 added procedural USD import with Maya auto-sync, Redshift rendering and a Hydra path-tracing viewport.

Archive republication: This article was originally published on 18 August 2020. It has been translated into English and lightly updated for clarity while preserving the original reporting and context.

Multiverse USD 6.5

J Cube released Multiverse USD 6.5 with a procedural USD data importer and automatic synchronisation between USD and Maya. Unified rendering support expanded to include Redshift.

The release also supported USD asset resolution and USD 20.08, added an embedded Hydra path-tracing viewport, refreshed the documentation, improved the Python API and expanded Apple-platform integration.

Availability and Further Information

Multiverse was offered in a free edition for commercial work that required a persistent internet connection, and a paid Pro edition with support services. Current editions and licensing may differ from this 2020 release.

J Cube’s Multiverse page listed the features. The following demonstrations covered Redshift rendering, the integrated 3Delight Hydra NSI viewport and ancestor selection.