| Have you ever tried to import a model and have it not render correctly in target package? Digital Element’s Rosetta plug-ins are a brand new technology that solves all of these issues and more. Now you can build part of your scene in World Builder Pro, part in 3ds Max, and part in LightWave – and render it all together without the traditional need for importing or exporting from one product to another. Everything renders in its native package yet looks just as you intended – and you get a perfect composite image. Rosetta currently allows you to work with a number of the most popular 3D packages - 3ds Max, LightWave, Maya, World Builder Pro (with SoftImage and Cinema4D support coming soon). One of the main goals is to be able to create beautiful decoration in your scene using World Builder Pro as well as being able to communicate between any pair of the packages or even between three or more packages simultaneously if you have the appropriate plug-ins. Build a Common Scene in Two or More Packages
Each Rosetta plug-in allows you to communicate freely between WorldBuilder and the target package, eliminating concerns about high polygon counts, importing/exporting hassles, and lack of support for graphical effects. Users can even render scenes with three or more packages simultaneously. A La Carte – Only Buy What You Need
You only need to buy one plug-in per legal copy of each package you own – each is sold as a plug-in for a specific package. The network hub comes free with each plug-in. You may install as many WorldBuilder plug-in copies as you want with the purchase of a single plug-in. For example, if you own one copy of 3ds Max, two copies of LightWave, and four copies of WorldBuilder Pro, you only need to buy three plug-ins, not seven – one 3ds max plug-in and two LightWave plug-ins. All of the WorldBuilder plug-ins come free with the purchase of a single plug-in. The hub is always free. Key Benefits: - Share lighting, cameras, and shadows between multiple packages
- Network render your entire scene
- Sparks individual renders on each package
- Composites on an a-buffer and z-buffer
- Each plugin is completely modular
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