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Quixel Bridge 2020 Released - xSicKxBot - 03-06-2020
Quixel Bridge 2020 Released
Quixel Bridge 2020 was recently released, the first major release since being acquired by Epic Games late last year. Quixel Bridge acts as a… well bridge, in between your 3D and texturing content and your games engines and tools of choice, with plugins for most applications including Blender, Max, Maya, Unreal Engine and even Unity. With the release of Quixel Bridge 2020, it is now completely free for everybody. Even if you don’t use Megascans, Quixel Bridge can be an excellent tool for organizing and managing your graphics content, especially now that a subscription is no longer required.
Details from the Quixel release announcement:
Quote:Better, faster, and free forever
We’ve improved the 3D viewer to give you more accurate real-time PBR shaders, plus inertial rotation and zooming.
Additionally, we’ve also updated the Maya, Blender, and Cinema 4D integrations with new improvements and bug fixes. We have also finally introduced support for the Alembic file format, and you can start downloading and exporting .ABC files right away.
But most importantly, Bridge is now completely free for everyone, forever. A paid subscription is no longer needed simply to access, download or export your content at any time.
Free unlimited Megascans for use in Unreal
And finally, the entire Megascans library is now completely free for use within Unreal Engine. Just log in with your UE account and you are all set!
We’re beyond excited to offer the entire Megascans library, Bridge and Mixer completely free of charge. And, in combination with Unreal Engine, creating any world imaginable has never been more exciting!
Check out the video below to learn more about Quixel Bridge, including how to install and use Bridge with Blender and Unreal Engine 4.24.
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