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Awesome to see Nuke on there. A few other 3d apps to consider: - Houdini (by far the most applicable) - Maya (2012+ offers a 'node editor' but has always oper
by hayesdaniel 13y ago
Awesome to see Nuke on there. A few other 3d apps to consider:
- Houdini (by far the most applicable)
- Maya (2012+ offers a 'node editor' but has always operated on a DAG.)
- Katana (not widely used, but an amazing piece of software)
- Flame and Smoke (similar to Nuke)
- Nzen 13y agoI'm glad some have taken the 3D tack. The neattools network was pretty imposing because it was so compact. Perhaps it would behoove the designers to pair a visual language with an oculus rift and 3D mouse to take advantage of the flexibility their medium offers over text.
- agumonkey 13y agoHa, I had the exact same idea on its disqus comment thread.
- dtf 13y agoDefinitely. Houdini is nodes everywhere. Nodes within nodes within nodes :-) Could maybe add Softimage ICE to that list. Also check out Grasshopper3D for procedural modelling. Blender has a regular flowgraph for it's compositor and shading networks (and soon for particles, I think). Plus there's the logic bricks thing for it's game engine.