Maya Monday: Surface 2.0, The realistic ARKit experience

Arvid Schneider created an iOS app called Surface 2.0, a Surface Database app. It’s made for both pros and newer users to Maya. In fact, it’s for anyone who is interested in creating convincing and physicically accurate, hyper-realistic shaders with your favorite renderer. Plus, it’s free for personal or commercial use!
Surface is ARKit ready. With Surface, you can test surfaces in real-time. Use real world images for reference and then easily transfer the surface values into your renderer.
It requires iOS 11.3 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad and iPod touch.
Talking about Surface 2, working in Maya and Katana
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Posted by Michele Yamazaki