According to Autodesk, Flame 2015 beta testers were most intrigued by this new easy-to-use 3D tool and quickly integrated it into their workflows. Those comfortable using Gmask inside the 3D compositing environment should have no trouble picking up the new 3D Shape tool for projection mapping, logo design, relighting or any quick modeling or motion graphics effect needed on the spot.
The Matchbox shader, though not new to Flame, is available for the first time in the timeline, where it can now be applied across the timeline throughout a project. Updated and new tools inside Flame 2015 give Flame's 3D compositing features added depth. 2020 color spaces. Timeline effects and batch nodes also get a performance boost in this version. The new version is optimized to monitor, play back in real time and deliver industry-standard 4K formats, and it now includes 4K/UHD color management tools that support ACES and Rec. Flame 2015's improvements will not only let artists work in 4K from start to finish but bring them faster and and more fluid workflows when working with any high-res scenes, including those in 4K. New Features Include 3D Shapes, Background GPU Rendering and a New Timeline-Based VersionĪutodesk has debuted a much more flexible Flame, as well as two new companion versions of the visual effects and finishing system that are only available to Flame Premium customers.
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