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July 24: Animal Logic has released version 3.0 of MayaMan for Maya with support for Air’s instancer shaders and more.
July 11: SiTex Graphics releases AIR 10. Highlights of the new release include 64-bit Linux support, stereo rendering, photometric lights, spectral color support, outline vector export, and efficiency gains for SSS, occlusion, procedurals, and polygon displacement.
June 1: SiTex Graphics introduces new unlimited threading licenses. New Air licenses allow an unlimited number of rendering threads on a single machine.
March 31: Congratulations to CafeFx for their work using AIR on Tim Burton’s Alice in Wonderland.
March 12: SiTex Graphics releases RhinoAir 2.0 for Rhino 4 & 5.
March 8: Congratulations to Argentinean VFX studio 100 Bares for their work on “El secreto de sus ojos”, winner of the 2010 Oscar for Best Foreign Language Film.
November 16, 2009: Phil Hartmann and Six Foot Duck used Air to complete over 30 shots for Roland Emmerich’s 2012.
September 3, 2009: New gallery entry for Argentinean VFX studio 100 Bares who used AIR to tackle a challenging crowd sequence for the movie “El secreto de sus ojos”
September 1, 2009: SiTex Graphics releases AIR 9 with new light shaders, improved deep shadow maps, light channel tracking, multithreading for BakeAIR, camera moves in TweakAIR, compositing, and more.
August 31, 2009: Added a new gallery entry for a new BlackBerry commercial with a digital crowd rendered in AIR by PSYOP/Mass Market.
August 27, 2009: Added a new gallery entry for Delhi Safari, an animated feature film currently in production at Krayon Pictures.
August 25, 2009: AIR Stream, a new Maya-to-Air rendering plug-in, is now available as a free beta version on the AIR user group for testing by registered Air users.
August 4, 2009: Added a new gallery entry for Max Payne featuring VFX by Spin Productions using AIR.
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