Vertigo 3D Software - Vertigo 9.6 for the SGI

Vertigo 9.6 is Vertigo's flagship 3D application. Running on the SGI it was the first 3D application to put a UI to Pixar's Renderman, as well as the only 3D application that bundled Renderman with every license. Proving that 3D is not rocket science, 9.6 is reknown for its ease of use. And even after 6 years since its release, still boasts users around the world.

With an ever increasing demand for a simpler approach to creating 3D worlds, the time has come again for Vertigo 9.6

Development plans are taking shape that would see the re-release of Vertigo 9.6 in 2003. Stay tuned!

Along with the re-release of Vertigo 9.6 we will be making available a free, fully functional demo. Please stay tuned for an announcement regarding the release date of the demo.

Extrusion Modeler
Polygonal Modeler
Keyframe Animator
Renderman standard shader UI
Channel Curve editor
Easily editable scene and object scripts
Optional command prompt interface
Predfined and customizable physical effectors including wind, waves, curls, magnets, joints
Unlimited number of cameras
15 aspect ratios
Easy to use transformation potentiometers

Irix 5.3 or later
SGI Indy or higher
64 MB RAM

		Physical effectors make it easy to create ripples and other essential effects.
		Used in films like Escape from LA and The Santa Clause, here's a scene from Mortal Kombat.
		Vertigo's shader interface gives you easy access to any look you need.
		Animigrafix in Australia took full advantage of 9.6's blob modeler to create this crazy creature for one of their commercials.
		Creating non-organic objects with Vertigo 9.6 is a snap with the easy to use extrusion and polygonal modelers.
		With Vertigo's easy to use yet powerful scripting features, visualizing medical and engineering data is once a gain piece of cake.
		Or if you just want a fun way to create and model some cool characters, Vertigo 9.6 is the place to start.