You don't have to look far to figure out that it's a serious piece of kit. However, there is another equally powerful name out there trusted by internally renowned creative studios that is relatively unknown to new artists - it's name is Clarrise iFX by Isotropix. Although Clarisse iFX is available for platforms including linux, Mac OS, and Windows, the PLE version is limited to Windows and Linux versions at the moment.When we talk about CG toolsets, there are always the common big names thrown around like Autodesk, Houdini and 3dsMax. and if you have been skeptical on the boastful claims of Clarisse iFX, there is a 15 day demo that you can download and try out, and more so, a personal learning edition of Clarisse iFX for experimentation and orientation. Clarisse is a multi-threaded application and can use all the available CPU cores -In fact the more cores you have the faster it works, and, as Clarisse doesn’t really do anything on GPU’s at all, it alleviates the need for a high-end graphics card.Īimed squarely at production pipelines, Clarisse iFX comes in at around $2,995 pricing it as a professional tool along the likes of Autodesk Maya, Softimage, 3Ds, The Foundry’s Nuke, etc. Recently Isotropix has posted a series of promotional videos, demonstrating, explaining, and showing off Clarisse iFX’s capabilities to further solidify how truly revolutionary this product can be.
It’s really easy and you don’t have to worry about massive disk space and network bandwidth usage Achieve your shading, lighting, layering and compositing at the same time without the need to save in-between images such as masks or passes. Work on your images until they get final without feeling the need to switch back and forth between applications. Although there has been quite a buzz for quite a while on Isotropix Clarisse iFX, hovering along with it is a bit of confusion, ambiguity, and skepticism not only from its boastful claims, but also due to the fact that Clarisse iFX is just so very different than any other production tool that we have seen in the 3D world.īoth the answers “no” and “yes” are true for the questions is it a compositor? is it a 3D application? is it a renderer? is it an animation application? as Clarisse iFX is all of these thing, but none of these things isolated, and is certainly destined to alter the way that we think about 3D and computer generated imagery production.
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