The initial release includes three GPU-based solvers: nxFluids, nxFoam and nxConstraints – not surprisingly, for liquids, foam and simulation constraints.
The toolset – a GPU-accelerated successor to X-Particles, Insydium’s popular Cinema 4D multiphysics plugin – is capable of liquid and granular fluid simulation as well as more general particle effects.Īt the time of its release, Insydium described NeXus – which is available separately to X-Particles, and runs on AMD, Apple and Nvidia GPUs – as “the first wave of cross-platform GPU-powered X-Particles tools”.Ī GPU-agnostic tool for particle, liquid and granular fluid simulationįirst released earlier this year, NeXus ports key toolsets from X-Particles, the firm’s popular particle-based multiphysics plugin for Cinema 4D, to the GPU. Insydium has announced that NeXus, its new GPU-based particle simulation system for Cinema 4D, will also become available for 3ds Max, Blender and Maya in 2023. More news to follow! #INSYDIUMFused #NeXus #C4D #Maya #Autodesk #Blender #3DSMax /leo35gxwwC
INSYDIUM NeXus is coming to Maya, 3ds Max and Blender in 2023! So… our Development team have been working hard!
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