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Quixel, developer of powerful normal mapping tool nDO2 and high-level texturing tool dDo , has released new of version.

- Quixel nDo2 1.1.7
nDo2 lets you create normal maps straight in Photoshop. This means you get to create normals with all the tools you already know, while keeping your pipeline clean. nDo2 brings multiple normal mapping disciplines together, and presents a rapid workflow skipping the 3D detour. It can substitute modeling pipelines, or act as a fast and powerful complement to basic high-poly baking. Hard-surface and organic normals become easy.

Luckily, nDo2 does more than just normal maps. Powerful AO, displacement, diffuse, specular and cavity generators are at your disposal, tweakable in real-time and with 16-bit precision. Thanks to what can only be witch craft, rich 3D can be derived from super simple cavity doodles. To top it off, nDo2 extends PS with a 3D previewer, allowing you to preview tweaks without ever leaving Photoshop.

In this tutorial, we’ll learn how to create custom normals from photos and hand-painted bases, with results indistinguishable from careful sculpting. We’ll also go through how to create hard-surface normals with speeds not enabled by traditional 3D workflows. Lastly, we’ll see how nDo2 works as a complement to high-poly modeling, for significantly speeding up detail work. First, let’s get to know the UI basics!

About Quixel

Quixel is a company dedicated to creating tools that accelerate artists’ and companies’ workflow and pipelines. We feel that a lot of time spent today could be used to focus on more important things such as designing, trying out ideas and polishing instead of grinding repetitive tasks for hours upon hours. Our main goal is to make room for as much creativity as humanly possible.

Name: Quixel
Version: nDo2 1.1.7
Home: http://quixel.se/
Interface: english
OS: Windows XP / Vista / Seven / 8
System Requirements: Photoshop CS3, CS4, CS5 & CS6.

Download File Size:25.65 MB

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