Maverick One

Maverick Studio is a GPU-accelerated desktop app where our proprietary simulator of the physics of light is harnessed with intuitive and interactive drag-and-drop tools. Import your 3D models or CAD data files, and render amazing photo-real shots or turntable presentations with the best quality and the least effort imaginable.

Maverick Studio is a GPU-accelerated desktop app where our proprietary simulator of the physics of light is harnessed with intuitive and interactive drag-and-drop tools. Import your 3D models or CAD data files, and render amazing photo-real shots or turntable presentations with the best quality and the least effort imaginable.

For a tool that is just starting out, Maverick has gone ahead to become something that artists and CAD content creators would love to work with. From simple shading, material creation, lighting and rendering, to complex material and shading creations, Maverick has everything for you to start creating that next amazing looking model.

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