3ds Max: Open Standards & Next Generation Viewport Framework

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In this Vision Series presentation, learn how Autodesk is developing a decoupled, open, and extensible graphics framework as part of 3ds Max's viewport modernization. While supporting modern graphics APIs such as DirectX 12, Metal, and Vulkan, this framework is based on open source technologies such as USD, MaterialX, Hydra, and other open standards.



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