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Latest revision as of 12:59, 30 May 2019

Softimage is a brand of high-end 3D rendering tools created by the fittingly-named Softimage, Inc. During the 1990s, Softimage's products were at the cutting edge of visual design, and were used in the production of a wide variety of visual media, including TV, film and video games.

Since 2008 all Softimage-related assets have been owned by Autodesk, and subsequently branded as "Autodesk Softimage".

Softimage 3D

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Released in 1988, Softimage 3D (stylised "Softimage|3D") was Softimage's core product until the release of Softimage XSI in 2000. It was included alongside several workstations offered by Silicon Graphics, and from 1995 became part of the official Sega Saturn development kit[1].

Games developed with Softimage 3D

Mega Drive

Mega-CD

Arcade

Saturn

PC

Dreamcast

Softimage XSI

Games developed with Softimage XSI

References