Game Development | Autodesk Media and Entertainment Collection

Why use the Media & Entertainment Collection?

With multiple tools in your arsenal, it’s easy to bring on artists to create game assets.

Create incredibly detailed effects faster with the ability to run Bifrost on 15 machines.

Access DCC tools that integrate seamlessly to avoid lost time and resources.

Autodesk Media and Entertainment showreel (video: 1:10 min.)
Image courtesy of Playground Games

Japanese-inspired environment by Tibor Janas made with Maya. Image courtesy of Tibor Janas.

Diablo Necromancer by Konstantin Gdalevich made in Maya. Image courtesy of Konstantin Gdalevich.

Autodesk Media and Entertainment showreel (video: 1:10 min.)
Image courtesy of Playground Games

Japanese-inspired environment by Tibor Janas made with Maya. Image courtesy of Tibor Janas.

Diablo Necromancer by Konstantin Gdalevich made in Maya. Image courtesy of Konstantin Gdalevich.

"During [SteelRising's] production, the animation team relied on 3ds Max to create its custom rigs and animations."

– Arthur Munoz, Senior Game Animator and Rigger, Spiders Games

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"We use Maya and Bifrost to have better controllability over our simulations and simulate at a higher resolution."

– Maxime Jeanmougin, Technical Artist, Platinum Games

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"3ds Max can handle large scenes – it can handle everything."

– Shirzad Bahrami, Technical Artist, KeelWorks

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"When working with a lot of motion capture data — that’s where MotionBuilder excels."

– Maciej Pietras, Lead Cinematic Animator, CD PROJEKT RED

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