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For over 20 years, Nuke has empowered teams to work together to get pixel-perfect results, fast—all without sacrificing creativity and quality. Whether your focus is on blockbusters, short-form or binge-worthy episodic content, Nuke’s power, flexibility and robust toolset empowers whole teams to create the best content, with the same tools used by leading studios. Watch what studios all around the world say about Nuke. The tools to get the job done, no matter how you're working. Advanced node-based compositing, 3D tracking and model building, conform and review... the Nuke range scales to suit your needs. The Nuke family offers unparalleled power and performance to meet the needs of modern production work. Nuke’s node graph and resolution-independent processing mean the scope of work you can handle is unmatched. Easily collaborate with others, whether you’re sitting side by side or across the globe. Work fast with Nuke’s cutting-edge toolkits, GPU acceleration and fluid workflows.

Create and animate realistic-looking characters, props, and environments using the sophisticated 3D modeling and animation tools in Maya LT™ 3D game development software. Send assets directly to Unity and Unreal Engine with custom export tools, or use the game exporter to get 3D content into your engine of choice. Use an array of tools to create high-quality textures and materials. Work with Allegorithmic Substance materials directly in the software.

Mechdyne’s getReal3D for Unity enables users to easily create complex worlds in the familiar game engine and experience them in a virtual reality (VR) environment such as a CAVE, Powerwall, and Head Mounted Display (HMD). This solution allows users to author custom business experiences specific to their organization’s needs. getReal3d provides an environment that supports development within a large VR display, allowing users to experience their VR content in a life-sized environment. It’s easy to install and configure getReal3D on multiple displays driven by a cluster of PCs. The support for 3D stereo and motion tracking enables users to work within the VR environment for longer amounts of time, increasing productivity and decreasing motion sickness. Users maintain their sense of self because users are present in the VR environment rather than simply observing the environment.