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Posted Mon May 7, 2012 - by Joel LeLievre
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Scanline VFX uses 3DS Max on Avengers
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Scanline VFX recently completed work on the film, "Avengers", using 3DS Max, V-Ray, and their fluid simulation software, Flowline. You can read the full article outlining the scope of Scanline's work, plus other vendors, over at FXGuide.
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by joe - May 8, 2012 4:35 pm
Favorite Quote: “Scanline received assets from ILM as Maya files, and then converted these to 3ds Max – with animation, lighting and rendering done in Max through to V-Ray.”