Mari 5.0 | Bakepoint Filters

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Bake Points are used by artists to flatten complex graph networks into an image set for increased performance. In Mari 5.0, you can super charge them by applying Filters —such as Gaussian Blur—to the baked data all within Mari’s NodeGraph as part of a completely non-destructive workflow, achieving a higher level of proceduralism with Mari than ever before.



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