Tools for 3D artists
One-Click Unwrapping
Unwrella is a single-click unwrapping plug-in for Autodesk 3ds Max and Maya. Its main and only function is to instantly create UVs for complex geometries and massive asset collections.
Dumb things you don’t need to do yourself
The tool for bullshit jobs
Unfolding methods
Crack. Flatten. Project.
organic, hard surface and projection unwrapping. Each of them is developed to optimally unfold even the most chaotic topologies.
The new normality
Unfolding monstrosities
The new, terrifying magnitude of upcoming quality 3D requirements is: 100.000 to million polygon objects which need to be unwrapped. Unwrella is the only out-of-the-box weapon against this deviance.
Easy, fast, automated
Engineered for rapid, uncompromising workflow
The main idea behind Unwrella is to create fast and entirely unassisted UVs for light-maps, texture-baking, editing for realtime-engines and batch processing of large numbers of scene assets.
Stuff you can’t do manually!
Time is money is time.
Powered by UV-Packer
Master of UV space economics
Unwrella 4 comes with the integrated “UV-Packer” technology, allowing artists to manage massive geometry structures and turn them fast into optimally packed UV results.
The new paradigm
Unfolding is not an art.
It is a mechanized job.
Use the expensive hardware under your desk to bypass it!
Production assistant
Auxiliary force for Autodesk 3D Software
Reliable and maintained
A decade long tradition of providing effective UV tools
Unwrella draws on over 12 years of experience in worldwide productions. It is the first tool of this kind on the market and it has been stress-tested on millions of assets and polished in heavy production environments.
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