Works with your software

Redshift works with a number of industry standard applications for a seamless integration into your pipeline. Includes #ds Max, Maya, Cinema 4D, Houdini, Katana, Softimage.

Out of core geometry and textures
Redshift’s efficient memory management allows rendering of scenes containing hundreds of millions of polygons and TBs of texture data.

Global Illumination
Achieve blazingly fast indirect lighting using biased point-based GI techniques, as well as brute-force GI.

World-leading performance
Harnessing the raw power of the GPU and using intelligent sampling techniques makes Redshift the worlds fastest renderer.

Proxies
The user can export groups of objects and lights to Redshift Proxy files which can be easily referenced by other scenes. Proxies allow for powerful shader, matte and visibility flag overrides as often required in production.

Transformation and deformation blur
Redshift supports multi-step transformation blur and 2-step deformation blur.

Volumetric rendering
Redshift support OpenVDB rendering in all 3d apps and native volume rendering in Houdini. Redshift lights can cast volumetric lighting around them.

Hair rendering with ‘Min Pixel Width’
Thin hair can produce noisy renders. Redshift supports ‘MPW’ rendering which smooths out the look of thin and hard-to-sample hairs.

Tessellation and displacement
Redshift’s tessellation supports edge and vertex creasing with separate UV smoothing control.

Per-object flexibility
Objects have advanced matte features and tracing options such as self-shadowing and primary/secondary ray visibility.

Baking
Redshift allows for any type of AOV data to be baked out from individual objects.

Command-line rendering
Users can export their scene and render it independently of their 3d app using the redshiftCmdLine tool.

SDK
A C++ SDK is available for studios that require deeper integration of Redshift with their pipelines. Please contact us for more info.