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Any news on next MAX release?


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I recently renewed my MAX subscription but couldn't help ask myself "What if I don't see anything new this year around?" I also felt kind of left out on this past release with respect to features/improvments for the visualization community. Has anyone heard anything through other forums or conferences that might hint at when and what is coming next?

 

Sorry this isn't a very useful post - Mega

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http://www.cgarchitect.com/news/newsfeed.asp?nid=2490

or http://www4.discreet.com/company/press.php?id=1076

 

It seems to include some nice features, plus it looks like more Lightscape technology is being included:

Visualization Features—3ds max customers in design markets often require a broad cross-section of 3D and visualization tools. With the subscription delivery of 3ds max 7.5, product designers, architects, inventors and others in this space will have the advanced modeling capabilities offered in 3ds max and Autodesk VIZ in a single package.

 

* Radiosity Adaptive Subdivision—adds adaptive subdivision to the radiosity plug-in, enabling higher quality, more accurate and more efficient radiosity processing

* Batch render—gives users a solution to quickly render a series of stills from different angles, with the option to change render settings and layers in between views

* UVW mapping improvement—place physically-scaled materials onto objects in the scene more easily and accurately with support for real-world measurements

* Sweep modifier—“Loft” a shape or profile along lines or polylines imported from AutoCAD or line work created in 3ds max, even applying pre-set shapes to simple linework

* SceneState—capture object, layer, material, camera and light information as a "scene state” that can be saved and restored at will

* Autodesk Revit® 7 Interoperability—Autodesk Revit users can now create high-quality images of their models with 3ds max 7.5 by importing/linking a Revit model via the DWG format, and having their scene objects correspond directly to individual Revit objects

* Autodesk Inventor® Interoperability—access the Inventor file option directly within the import tool

* DWF export—convey ideas and share designs by exporting models from

* 3ds max 7.5 for viewing with Autodesk DWF Viewer and Autodesk DWF Composer

 

-Eric

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