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June 10, 2026
Export Signed-Distance Fields for 3D-ML Training (Professional)
Metrixel now turns any mesh into a signed-distance-field volume, paired with a JSON manifest. These are then ready to be dropped straight into image-to-3D and shape-representation training pipelines. It runs on the GPU, follows animations frame by frame, and copes with the messy, non-watertight meshes real datasets are often full of. A Professional-plan feature, new in 2026.2.1.
Zwe Wint Naing
June 8, 2026
Run the Whole Metrixel Pipeline with Command Line
Metrixel's new command-line mode can run the entire processing pipeline without the GUI. Be it for single files or entire folders, feel free to export with all the options you have and love in the GUI app, with a machine-ready manifest at the end of each run. It is built for training servers, CI runners, and SSH-only Linux hosts. Here is how to drive it.
Zwe Wint Naing
June 5, 2026
Metrixel on Linux: Full-Bandwidth 3D Pipelines on Your GPU
Metrixel now runs natively on Linux as a generally-available platform. A single relocatable tarball for Ubuntu 24.04 and RHEL 9 that bundles EntVista Hub. Single download for the whole toolchain. On Linux, it talks straight to your GPU's native Vulkan driver, which is exactly where large 3D-ML workloads will want to run. Here is what the Linux build includes and why Linux is the right home for heavy 3D-ML work.
Zwe Wint Naing
June 3, 2026
Sign In Without a Browser: EntVista Hub's Headless CLI
A new headless command-line mode lets you sign in to EntVista Hub on a machine that has no browser — a training server, a CI runner, an SSH-only box. You get a short code and a QR, approve it from your phone, and every EntertainmentVista Studio tool on that host is signed in. Here is how it works.
Zwe Wint Naing
June 1, 2026
EntVista Hub Comes to Linux
EntVista Hub now runs natively on Linux as GA. A single relocatable tarball for Ubuntu 24.04 and RHEL 9, with headless and silent-install support built in. Here's why we brought our sign-in companion to Linux first, and what the stable release in June adds.
Zwe Wint Naing
February 4, 2026
Turntable Rendering for Artists and AI Pipelines
Consistent turntable rendering provides a reliable way to visualize 3D assets and generate multi-view datasets. Learn how automated turntables support artists, AI training, and modern 3D pipelines using Metrixel.
Zwe Wint Naing
February 3, 2026
FBX to USD Animation Export: Everything You Need to Know
Learn why USD is becoming the industry standard for animation pipelines. Additionally, on simplifying workflows via exporting skeleton and motion data from FBX to USDA.
Zwe Wint Naing
February 2, 2026
How to Generate 3D AI Datasets Using Metrixel
Learn how to generate 3D datasets that are AI-ready using multi-view rendering, mesh export to PyTorch, and structured workflows with Metrixel. Ideal for AI research, robotics, and SLAM pipelines.
Zwe Wint Naing