Katana — 3D Lighting & Look Development Software | Foundry
Katana is an asset-based approach to VFX look development and lighting for 3D computer generated scenes, providing scalability to your pipeline.
2D Nodes - learn.foundry.com
The nodes in this section are 2D nodes that you can use within Katana. These are listed alphabetically, and each node includes a short description followed by a list of the node's parameters and their functions.
Katana Developer Guide — Katana Developer Guide - Foundry
This collection of pages aims to provide you with an API reference, examples, and guidelines for developing scripts and plug-ins for Katana using Python, Lua, and C++. You can learn how to automate and customize workflows, processes, and the user interface, and how to integrate Katana with your pipeline. If you’re new to Katana, you may want ...
Python Expressions — Katana Developer Guide - Foundry
Katana uses Python to evaluate its expressions. Code that would evaluate as an expression within Python can be used as an expression within Katana. The following page lists functions and variables that are specific to the expression editor and also lists which modules are imported.
What is Katana - Foundry
Katana leverages renderers’ support for recursive procedurals, where arbitrary scene data can be created on demand. The Katana approach is to have a single procedural that is powerful enough to handle arbitrary generation and filtering.
Katana Documentation - Foundry
In this three episode series, Foundry's Jordan Thistlewood takes a comprehensive look at Katana. Part 1 covers workflows and renderers, part 2 delves into look development for artists, and part 3 talks about scaling the work for small teams as well as solo artists. Introduction to Katana 3.0.
Katana Reference Guide
2D Nodes. All the 2D nodes that you can use within Katana.
Katana Reference Guide - Foundry
Katana by Foundry leads the way in look development and lighting for VFX. These pages contain a comprehensive guide to nodes in Katana.
ImageWrite - Foundry
Katana image processing nodes work entirely in floating point, so images are also converted from floating point to the bit depth specified in the options for the format. ImageWrite contains controls (channels and outputFrame) to force the output regardless of what may be coming into the node.
Katana 4.5v1 Release Notes - Foundry
Dec 13, 2021 · These release notes describe changes from Katana 4.0v5 to 4.5v1. For a high-level overview of important changes in the Katana 4.5 line, please see the accompanying What's New in Katana 4.5 document.