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Unity has just made the project files for its ‘Time Ghost’ demo available for free download. This demo, designed to highlight the latest features in Unity 6, offers a hands-on look at how the real-time engine handles advanced VFX, lighting, and dynamic environments. If you’re working in game development, VFX, or real-time graphics, these files are a great way to explore what Unity 6 can do, straight from a demo project that tests the engine’s limits.

What is ‘Time Ghost’?

The ‘Time Ghost’ demo is a showpiece of Unity 6’s real-time rendering capabilities, designed to push the engine’s technical boundaries in a dynamic, visually rich environment. The demo uses features like real-time lighting, shadow manipulation, and interactive physics to simulate an eerie, time-warping world. For game developers and VFX artists looking to test Unity’s power firsthand, the project files give direct access to the assets and setups that made it possible.

The free project files can be downloaded from Unity’s official site here (Environment) and here (Character). The files include all assets, textures, models, and lighting setups that were used to create the ‘Time Ghost’ experience. The demo is built to showcase Unity 6’s key new features:

• Real-time lighting and dynamic shadows: These are front and center in the demo, showing how Unity handles complex light sources in real-time without compromising performance.
• Physics and particle systems: Interactive physics play a big role, particularly in the way .

How to Use the Files

You can download the ‘Time Ghost’ files from the Unity Asset Store or via the direct link above. Once downloaded, they are ready to be imported into any existing Unity 6 project, allowing users to experiment with the setups in their own workflows. This could mean using the demo as a base for creating your own VFX scenes, game environments, or even just a sandbox for testing Unity 6’s new features.

A Word of Caution

As with any new asset, it’s always wise to test these project files thoroughly before implementing them into a professional production pipeline. Although Unity 6’s real-time capabilities are cutting-edge, some features may still require fine-tuning for optimal performance across different systems.

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For more details on the Unity 6 ‘Time Ghost’ demo, check out the official Unity blog or download the project files directly here.

Price

Good news for anyone interested: these project files are completely free. Just download them, fire up Unity 6, and dive into the world of ‘Time Ghost’.

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The post Free Unity 6 ‘Time Ghost’ Demo Project Files Now Available first appeared on DIGITAL PRODUCTION and was written by Bela Beier.

Miau’s latest “Fit Camera to Objects” script for 3ds Max allows users to align their cameras with selected objects in the viewport, streamlining the setup of complex shots.

Fit Camera to Objects simplifies camera positioning in Autodesk’s 3ds Max by automating the camera alignment to selected objects. This tool enables Artists to position their cameras accurately in relation to specific elements, saving time on manual adjustments. The script is especially useful for projects that involve dynamic object arrangements or multiple camera angles. This new release focuses on functionality and reliability, avoiding unnecessary features while ensuring it fits seamlessly into existing workflows.

The tool lets you align the camera either by target or perspective, making it flexible for various needs. It supports multiple selections, allowing users to fit cameras to several objects simultaneously. Artists working on animations or still scenes will appreciate the precision it offers, cutting down on tedious camera setup. This script is compatible with versions from 3ds Max 2014 onwards, ensuring broad usability across a wide range of projects.

For more information on the tool’s documentation, visit Scriptspot. The script was developed by Miau, a well-known name in the 3ds Max scripting community, and offers regular updates and support – all for the low price of 5 US-Dollars. With your purchase you can get installers for 2(two) versions of 3ds max, and an installer for the next major update of 3ds max.

Before integrating this script into production environments, it is recommended to test it in smaller projects to ensure compatibility and stability.

The post Fit Camera to Objects Script for 3ds Max first appeared on DIGITAL PRODUCTION and was written by Bela Beier.