Discreet Announces New Versions of popular software products

Thursday, 11 April 2002

Discreet announced details of its most powerful versions to date for inferno 5 and version eight of flame and flint systems. Making their debut at NAB 2002, these high-end tools are being enhanced to improve workflow and functionality for digital artists by offering enhanced feature sets, such as mixed resolution support, extended editing capabilities and support for background rendering on Linux. In addition, a unified animation channel greatly increases the artist's versatility to experiment and create animated effects. With support for distributed background rendering capabilities, users can now offload render jobs in the background across multiple distributed systems. The new releases also support the FBX file format from Kaydara, creating improved integration of 2D and 3D workflow and extending the 3D model support across different vendors writing with this industry standard.

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