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yVR - a VR Framebuffer for 3ds Max and Houdini
30 May, 2017
Take a look at a new VR framebuffer for 3ds Max and Houdini called yVR. It is a new multiplatform tool that allows you to view your mono and stereo 360 renders directly on your device either in 360 or cardboard mode. You can use it locally or showcase your work to clients on the internet.
Features
- Supports 360 and cardboard mode (mono, stereo top/bottom)
- Send updates to yVR Clients on render finished
- Send progressive updates to yVR Clients
- Send previously rendered images to yVR Clients
- Use as a 360 viewport or as a separate app
- Allows local and remote connections
Supported renderers (yVR Plugin)
- 3ds Max (2014+)
- Vray (supports production/interactive/activeshade mode)
- Corona (supports production/interactive/activeshade mode)
- Redshift (supports production/interactive/activeshade mode)
- AMD ProRender (supports production/interactive/activeshade mode)
- Fstorm
- Any render that supports 360 cameras (might have limited functionality, depending on the renderer implementation)
- Houdini (16+)
- Mantra
Supported platforms (yVR Client)
- iOS
- Android
- PC
- WebGL
You can either check out a trial version or buy the full one for 50.00€ here.
Source: yVR
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