Motion Media Blog | Visual Effects & Animation News & Updates

Thinkinetic released Pulldownit 6.6 for Maya on October 20, 2026. The update introduces faster re-shattering and undo operations, two new fracture-refinement modes, the ability to change the source node of an existing breakage, and fixes for several

Thinkinetic has released Pulldownit 6.5 for 3ds Max, introducing new fracture editing tools that give artists more control over destruction effects without requiring them to rebuild existing breakages. The update expands the non-destructive workflow

Pulldownit 6.5 for Maya has officially been released by Thinkinetic, and this update delivers one of the most requested advancements in procedural destruction workflows: a fully non-destructive shatter system built for speed, flexibility, and creativ

3D artists and VFX professionals, get ready Pulldownit 6.5 for Maya is about to change the way you approach destruction simulations and fracture workflows. The latest update introduces a non-destructive system that gives you more control, flexibility

If you've ever worked on destruction simulations in 3ds Max, you probably know the process can get frustrating fast. Making things break the right way takes a lot of trial and error, and when clients want quick revisions, it’s even harder. That