Autodesk Issues Three New Mac Applications

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January 7th, 2009 at 9:08 AM - News by Brad Cook

CAD and visual effects software maker Autodesk has released three new Mac OS X applications aimed at those who work in media and entertainment: Autodesk Toxik procedural compositing software, Autodesk Mudbox digital sculpting and texture painting software, and Autodesk ImageModeler image-based modeling and photogrammetry software.

Toxik 2009 is a companion to Autodesk's Maya visual effects software. It's a compositing application whose tools support stereoscopic productions and real-time interactive high resolution compositing. It's expected to ship in March with a US$3,495 price tag.

Mudbox 2009 is geared toward painting, texturing and re-touching 3D models. It features organic brush-based 3D modeling, allowing artists and designers to be creative without having to deal with technical details. It will ship next month and cost $745.

ImageModeler 2009 is an image-based modeling and photogrammetry software that generates 3D models from photographs via a three-step workflow. Shipping in March, it will cost $995.

3 Observer Comments

Quote Photodan said on January 7th, 2009 at 9:54 AM:

aaaaaand still no AutoCAD, as if that mattered anymore.

-Dan

Quote Smurfman said on January 7th, 2009 at 12:17 PM (Edited: 01/12/2009 5:14 PM):

Maybe this is a sign of more to come?!?

3D Studio max and Revit would be nice!

Quote deasys said on January 7th, 2009 at 5:04 PM:

Here’s a Mac product suggestion AutoDesk: AutoCAD.

What a bunch of dimwits…

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