The initial Maya implementation will support several key asset exchanges, including static/animated meshes, V-Ray materials, subdivisions, displacement and more. Today, Chaos will begin providing V-Ray support to USD, giving artists more flexibility today, and in the years to come, as the technology continues to develop. As the pipelines have grown more complex, the need for a universal format has become even more pronounced. – so artists have an easy way to share and dynamically update assets without workarounds or compromises. Initially developed by Pixar, the USD format is designed to hold the most common types of scene data – geometry, shaders, lights, rigs, hair, etc. Artists will now have a non-destructive way to collaborate and assemble their scenes, making it easier to store and move scene data between different applications. Chaos introduces initial Universal Scene Description (USD) support for V-Ray 5 for Maya and V-Ray 5 for Houdini, tying two powerhouse production renderers to one of the fastest growing file formats in visual effects.
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