Three applications
for your 3D assets

Everything

Prepare an entire library

Drop in a folder of models and textures. Use your assets and materials in Houdini, Maya, 3ds Max and Blender.

Test on my files

Everything runs on a computer

It converts your files: a folder of assets, its maps, its geometry. Install it on a workstation to try it.

Download for Windows

The trial runs in your browser, with nothing to install.

Everything demo

The application, with thumbnails from existing libraries

Maxtree
Quixel Megascans
KitBash3D
Globe Plants
Textures.com
SpeedTree
ambientCG
Poly Haven
Sketchfab
and your own folders

Autoplay demo using a sample library. Thumbnails, conversion and export are simulated; nothing is written to your drive.

Any file at all fbxobjglbusdabc

View exports

All available outputs

Materials already assigned

In prepared native scenes and components, materials are assigned to geometry and maps are connected to the shaders for the selected renderer.

USD component

USD.usd
USD Crate.usdc
MaterialX / Arnold / V-Ray

TexturesThumbnails

Native scenes, materials assigned

Houdini · Arnold.hip
Houdini · V-Ray.hip
Maya · Arnold.mb
Maya · V-Ray.mb
3ds Max · Arnold.max
3ds Max · V-Ray.max
Blender · Cycles / EEVEE.blend

Geometry

Alembic.abc
FBX.fbx
Wavefront OBJ.obj
Houdini Geometry.bgeo.sc
glTF.gltf
GLB.glb

Render proxies

Arnold.ass
V-Ray.vrmesh

Available export formats depend on the selected options and installed software.

AssetBrowser

From library to scene.

Drag models and surfaces into the scene with their materials, or an HDRI that lands as the lighting.

Installing and using the panel

You mount a folder

A library is a folder on your disk, the one your conversions were written to. It is neither copied nor moved, and a right-click is enough to remove it.

The panel opens in your software

In Houdini, the Windows ▸ AssetBrowser menu or the shelf; in Maya, a panel docked under the 3D view; in 3ds Max, the Everything ▸ AssetBrowser menu, which docks the panel under the viewport; in Blender, the asset browser, where your libraries appear on their own.

You drag a thumbnail

In the network, the asset lands at the origin; in the 3D view, under the cursor. A material dropped onto an object shades it with all its maps, displacement included, with nothing to reconnect.

You drop an HDRI

Dropped into the scene, it becomes the lighting: an environment light in Houdini (Solaris, Karma, Arnold or V-Ray), aiSkyDomeLight or VRayLightDome in Maya, a V-Ray or Arnold dome in 3ds Max, the World in Blender. Its rotation and exposure are remembered, and the resolution to use is chosen in its detail panel.

You browse Poly Haven

Poly Haven HDRIs, textures and 3D models (CC0) can be browsed by category in the app. Dragged into Houdini, Maya, 3ds Max or Blender, they download on drop, with a progress bar on screen, then land. What you download stays in a separate library, usable offline.

You keep track of your assets

Favourites, recents and collections span all your libraries without copying a file. From Houdini, Maya, 3ds Max or Blender, “Add selection to library” files an object from the scene there with its thumbnail.

You place from the app

The open application shows at the foot of the app. “Place in Houdini” (or Maya, 3ds Max, Blender), in the detail panel or with a double-click, places the asset at the centre of its view without dragging; a selection goes in one go, laid out side by side.

You set up each application

The app’s “Software” page sets, application by application, the renderer, the format of the placed geometry and, in Houdini, Maya and 3ds Max, the panel window: docked or floating. Drag and drop follows these choices, so there is nothing left to set inside the application.

You inspect and tidy up

In an asset’s detail panel, “View in 3D” shows it textured, orbitable, with its variants. A right-click removes it from the library or sends it to the recycle bin, and a USD material written by Everything is added as a material.

Animated

Wind for your vegetation

Set the wind for your trees and plants, then export the motion with your Everything package materials.

The animation Animated exported for this tree (one Alembic per wind strength), rendered in Blender with the asset’s textures.

Calm2 m/s
Breeze5.5 m/s
Fresh breeze10 m/s
Storm16 m/s

The wind is already there

Compare four wind strengths, from calm to storm. Motion travels from the trunk to the leaves.

No joints placed by handThe skeleton and skin weights are calculated from the plant geometry. Each geometry variant gets its own rig.
Motion, materials, your softwareChoose an animated USD component or an Alembic cache with Houdini, Maya or Blender scenes, depending on the software installed.

Everything → Animated

Motion, materials, your software

USD / ABC / FBX / GLTF

You drop

Drop an asset or a complete Everything folder. USD, Alembic, FBX, OBJ, glTF and Blender can enter the workflow.

ARNOLD / V-RAY

Everything asset

With an Everything package, keep the available textures and networks. “Match source” selects Arnold or V-Ray per asset. Keep companion files with the Alembic cache.

USD / ALEMBIC / DCC

Export the animation

Choose an animated USD component or an Alembic cache with Houdini, Maya or Blender scenes, depending on the software installed.

View exports

All available outputs

Animation

USD · UsdSkelAlembic · .abc

Materials already assigned

Houdini · .hipMaya · .mbBlender · .blend

Textures and shaders

ArnoldV-RayBlender · Principled BSDFTextures

The wind is already there

CalmBreezeFresh breezeStorm

With a complete Everything package, native scenes retain assigned materials and linked textures. Arnold and V-Ray follow the source renderer. Alembic contains the motion; open the companion scene to recover the shaders. Available scenes depend on installed software.

Your animated tree

In your 3D software

Choose the outputs for your software and renderer.

Compatibility

Software	File and scene exportEverything	Asset browser inside the softwareAssetBrowser	HDRI as lightingAssetBrowser	Renderers
Houdini	.hip · USD	Panel in the application	Karma · Arnold · V-Ray	Karma XPU · Karma CPUArnold · V-Ray
Maya	.mb	Panel in the application	Arnold · V-Ray	Arnold · V-Ray
3ds Max	.max	Panel in the application	V-Ray · Arnold	V-Ray · Arnold
Blender	.blend	Blender’s Asset Browser	Cycles · EEVEE	Cycles · EEVEE

Requirements

Windows 64-bit.
Each scene is written by its own application: Houdini, Maya, 3ds Max or Blender must be installed for the scenes you request.
For Arnold or V-Ray, the renderer must be installed in that software.
AssetBrowser installs as a panel in Houdini, Maya and 3ds Max, and appears in Blender’s asset browser.

Render engines

Karma
Arnold
CyclesBlender

Exchange formats

Exports

USD.usd · .usdc
MaterialX
Alembic.abc
FBX.fbx
glTF.gltf
GLB.glb
OBJ.obj
BGEO.bgeo.sc

Render proxies

Arnold.ass
V-Ray.vrmesh

View input formats

FBX · OBJ · glTF / GLB · USD / USDA / USDC / USDZ · Alembic · Blender · PLY · STL

Folders and ZIP archives are accepted. MAX: Globe Plants Mesh libraries only, in Everything.

Available formats depend on the app, selected options and installed software.

Work with your own assets

Install CGfield to use all three apps on your computer.

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Three applications for your 3D assets

Prepare an entire library

Everything runs on a computer

All available outputs

USD component

Native scenes, materials assigned

Geometry

Render proxies

Wind for your vegetation

The wind is already there

Motion, materials, your software

You drop

Everything asset

Export the animation

All available outputs

Animation

Materials already assigned

Textures and shaders

The wind is already there

Compatibility

Requirements

Render engines

Exchange formats

Exports

Render proxies

Work with your own assets

Three applications
for your 3D assets