• • The ability use scene geometry, Sini’s own cross-renderer proxy format, or 3rd party proxies.

• • Ability to scatter on a surface, and use exclusion splines to remove items.

• • Paintbrush tools for placing and deleting objects manually.

• • Ability to randomise the transforms of scattered objects.

• • Use distribution maps to control planting patterns, including separate maps per object.

• • The ability to save presets to a library.

• • The ability to animate objects appearing without affecting distribution

• • The ability to randomise the tint of textures.

• • The ability to convert a scatter to 3DS Max native geometry.

• • Optimised for use with V-Ray.

Scatter is currently available to try free in an open beta. Rental licenses are expected to cost either £5 per month or £50 annually.

Find out more on the Sini website.