The product website describes Cine Tracer as “technically” a game, although it’s more in the mould of a modding toolset, or the creative mode in a sandbox title.įor indie film-makers, it offers the possiblity of carrying out fairly detailed previs work, blocking out shots by creating digital representations of real-world sets using stock 3D characters and props. Speaking to Ian Failes of befores & afters, Workman commented that the plugin “did really well, for a niche market”, but that the cost and learning curve of DCC software kept it from becomeing mainstream.Ĭine Tracer – a port of Cine Designer to Unreal Engine prompted by Epic Games itself – is intended to address both issues, providing users with a lower-cost standalone tool and familiar game-like workflow.īlock out shots virtually using readymade recreations of real-world lights and cameras
The latest build of the software, Cine Tracer 0.33, also introduces support for real-time ray tracing for users working with Nvidia’s new RTX GPUs.Ī new Unreal Engine port of Cinema 4D plugin Cine DesignerĬine Tracer began life as Cinema 4D plugin called Cine Designer, designed to enable cinematographers to visualise real-world camera shoots. The software – half game, half professional tool – enables users to plan shots or capture storyboard frames using virtual sets featuring digital recreations of real-world lights, cameras and props. Cinematographer Matt Workman has released Cine Tracer, an interesting work-in-progress ‘cinematography simulator’ based on Unreal Engine.
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