Autodesk 3ds Max 2018 ISO

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Product: Autodesk 3ds Max
Version: 2018 ISO
Supported Architectures: x64
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Supported Operating Systems: Windows 7even SP1 / 8.x / 10
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Autodesk 3ds Max 2018 ISO
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Released :12 Apr 2017
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Autodesk Inc., a world leader in 3D design software for entertainment, natural resources, manufacturing, engineering, construction, and civil infrastructure, announced the release of 3ds Max 2018, the latest update to its 3D modelling and animation software.

The update replaces mental ray with Arnold 5 as 3ds Maxâs de facto third-party render engine, introduces new options for editing motion paths, and overhauls the user interface and Max Creation Graph.

â Ships with Arnold, not mental ray
The biggest change in 3ds Max 2018 is the one we knew about in advance: that Autodesk has switched from bundling Nvidiaâs mental ray renderer with the software to Solid Angleâs Arnold, which it acquired in 2016.
The bundled version can be used to render from a single machine via the viewport, but output generated in other ways is watermarked, so for command-line or network rendering, you need extra commercial licences.
Nvidia will continue to provide mental ray for 3ds Max as a third-party plugin, including a free licence with similar restrictions to the free version of Arnold bundled with 3ds Max.
You can read more about Autodeskâs switch from mental ray to Arnold in our original story. At the time, users welcomed Arnoldâs feature set, but criticised the loss of unlimited network rendering.
â MAXtoA integration plugin now includes Arnold 5
However, one change that wasnât announced at the time is the update to MAXtoA, the 3ds Max integration plugin for Arnold. According to the release notes, it now includes Arnold 5, the new version of the renderer.
At the time of posting, Solid Angle hasnât officially released Arnold 5, although it has posted a number of sneak peeks over recent months. You can read what is known about the feature set of Arnold 5 here.

According to the release notes, Arnold features provided to 3ds Max 2018 users include:

â Volumetric effects with OpenVDB support
â Atmospheric Effects
â Procedural objects (proxies) allow scene exchange with other Arnold plugins
â A comprehensive selection of integrated Arnold shaders and materials
â Supports third-party shaders compiled for Windows and Arnold 5
â Simplified image-based lighting workflow with separate background and environment capabilities
â Arnold Properties modifier controls render-time effects on a per-object basis
â Support for Arbitrary Output Variables (AOVs) for compositing and post-processing
â Depth of field, motion blur and camera shutter effects
â New virtual reality camera
â New, more user-friendly layered Standard Surface compatible with Disney models, replacing the Arnold Standard shader
â New melanin-based hair shader with artistic controls and simplified parameters for more natural results
â Support for photometric lights to facilitate interoperability with Revit
â Comprehensive support for 3ds Max physical materials and legacy textures
â All-in-one Arnold light supports textured area lights, mesh lights, skydomes and distant light sources
â New portal mode for Quad and Skydome light sources for improved sampling of indoor scenes
â New Roundness and Soft Edge options for Quad and Spot lights
â Scene converter provides scripts and presets for converting legacy scenes

â Edit motion paths directly in the viewport
Another new feature is the option to edit the motion paths of animated objects directly in the viewport via Bezier-style controls.
Users can manipulate the form of paths, or add and remove keys, with changes also being reflected in the track view. It is also possible to convert existing spline objects to motion paths, or vice versa.
â Updates to the Max Creation Graph
The Max Creation Graph (MCG), the node-based programming environment introduced in 3ds Max 2016, has also been updated.
Although there are 78 new operators, most of the changes seem to be workflow-related, including the option to import graphs in .mcg format simply by dragging them onto the viewport.
Handling of type has been improved, meaning that it is no longer necessary to add extra nodes to graphs to indicate the type system, while a new Live Type option calculates type in the editor on the fly.
There is also a new Node Properties window with better descriptions of operators and compounds, and the compiler has been âsignificantly improvedâ.
â New interface and workflow options
The UI has also been updated to the Qt5 framework, and features the option to tear off and dock many of the interface elements in order to create custom layouts.
Elements that can be rearranged in this way include the timeline and many of the menus, although not the viewport, according to this thread on Autodeskâs forum.
Other UI changes include a new, modular design for the main toolbar (shown above), and further progress in the ongoing process of converting existing icons for Hi-DPI displays.
Switching between workspaces is also âfasterâ, although we donât have any more details than that.
There is also a new UI for State Sets based on the Slate Material Editor, providing âa more consistent look and functionalityâ and offering a node-based workflow for managing render passes.

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