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A close-up of a fluffy, light-colored cat with a predominantly cream fur coat featuring soft brown patches. Its large, expressive eyes gaze curiously to the side, framed by delicate whiskers and gentle ear fur, against a smooth, dark gray background that enhances its detailed texture and three-dimensional form.

Here comes Houdini 22

2 hours and 18 minutes. That is almost exactly the runtime of the first Matrix film, and exactly the duration of the Houdini 22 release keynote. So yes, this promises a rather chunky package of new features and improvements.
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An urban scene displayed on a computer screen, featuring a narrow, dimly lit alley lined with old, weathered buildings. The walls are painted in muted colors, with one side showcasing a turquoise door. A graph and data visualization appear below, indicating analysis of the image.

PFTrack gets Hero Cloud

PFTrack 26.05.19 adds Hero Cloud for single shot point clouds, plus COLMAP export to Postshot and better USD point cloud export. Try it, then trust it.
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A profile view of a person with a stylish mohawk hairstyle, showcasing textured black hair that stands upright. The background is a soft pink gradient, adding contrast to the figure.

MetaHuman Meets Houdini

TL;DR: Epic’s free “MetaHuman for Houdini” brings rigged, textured MetaHumans and procedural hair grooms into Houdini, with seamless Alembic export to Unreal Engine.
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Two lion head sculptures surrounded by flames in a digital editing interface.

Fusion 20: a deep look at the core

With its latest release, Blackmagic Fusion is positioning itself more aggressively than ever as a powerful and cost-effective complete package for node-based compositing and motion graphics. We check whether Fusion 20 lives up to the high expectations.
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A bear interacting with a person through a fence while a small group of onlookers observes. The background features rustic buildings under a clear sky.

Red Poppies, Bears and Open Source!

Polish war drama Red Poppies (Czerwone Maki) brings the Battle of Monte Cassino to the big screen with over 400 VFX shots, 120 of which were crafted by Polish VFX studio Imaginary Pixels. And the team relied on open-source tools?
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Mufasa heads to MPC

The Prequel of a remake of a animated movie, based on a Shakespeare play... and still worth watching! We got a Chance to talk to Audrey Ferrara, MPCs VFX Supervisor for Mufasa
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