The enhancements also provide a more consistent experience between Nuke and Katana for geometry transformations. Nuke 13.2 continues to improve the way artists interact with the 3D system through 3D UX improvements within the updated Nuke, Nuke Studio, Nuke Indie, and Nuke Non-commercial for repositioning geometry faster using 3D pivot points.

“The Nuke 13 series combines innovative tech like machine learning and trusted features to bring artists full creative and technical control over their work,” said Juan Salazar, Foundry’s Director of Product-Compositing, Editorial, and Review. With the newly released Nuke 13.2-the last release in the 13 Series of the company’s node-based compositing software for the M&E industry-Foundry is expanding on those and other features to accelerate artist workflow. When Foundry released Nuke 13.0 over a year ago, the company introduced a flexible machine learning toolset, a new Hydra 3D viewport renderer, and more. Nuke 13.2 introduces a top-down rendering option that renders the image all at once instead of progressively. Infuses offerings with NDI, OTIO, and machine learning enhancements.

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