3rd party integrations
in Ventuz
Your toolchain stays yours.

Cinema 4D, Substance, Photoshop, Unreal Engine, Notch and Vertex connect straight into the real-time scene, so your existing work reaches the screen without being rebuilt in Ventuz.

Integration instead of export

Most pipelines are connected by export. You finish a model, bake a texture, render an effect and hand over a file, and every change after that means doing it again. Ventuz keeps the structure intact instead: Cinema 4D geometry and cameras arrive over a live link, Substance materials stay parametric, PSD files keep their layers, and Notch and Unreal render into the scene while it runs. What arrives is never a flattened file you have to rebuild.

That keeps the source authoritative. Your artists stay in the tool they know, with their own project file as the master, and nobody rebuilds a scene because a camera move, a logo or a material changed the day before the show.

What comes in is not a special case. Once a model or an effect is in the scene, it is driven by the same node graph, the same live data and the same playout options as native Ventuz content, from SDI and NDI to multi-display setups and video walls.

  • Unreal Engine render composited in a Ventuz scene
  • Cinema 4D geometry updating live in Ventuz through Live Link
  • Substance material driving a surface in Ventuz
  • Layered Photoshop artwork imported into Ventuz with layers intact
  • Vertex content built and modified during production in Ventuz
  • Notch block running inside a Ventuz scene via Engine2Engine

Learn more about the integrations

  • Cinema 4D
    The Live Link plugin connects Cinema 4D straight to Ventuz, so models, cameras and animations update in the running scene while you keep working on the source file.
  • Substance
    Materials from Substance Designer and Painter stay parametric in the scene, so you can retexture in real time instead of re-baking.
  • Photoshop
    PSD files arrive with layers, masks, blending modes and transitions intact, so a layered design stays editable instead of flattening into an image.
  • Unreal Engine
    Render in Unreal and keep the data-driven graphics, templating and playout of Ventuz on top, with several Unreal instances driven from a single scene.
  • Notch
    Engine2Engine keeps both engines in sync, so a Notch block composites into the same output chain: SDI, NDI, multi-display and video walls.
  • Vertex
    Designers, producers and operators develop, deploy and modify content while the production is already running.

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