Turtle - Baking and rendering for Maya

Turtle is the only product on the market that combines advanced rendering
technology with sophisticated baking functionality in one integrated toolset.

By integrating the baking functions into the core of Turtle, standard
rendering and baking can be handled in the same way.
For you, this means a better workflow while baking and the ability to bake
with all of Turtle’s render features.

Turtle Release Notes
Illuminate Labs AB
July 5, 2007
Turtle 4.0 (v4.0.0.7, svn 3645)

Improvements
- Support for Maya-style filenames. (%s, %c, %v, %l and directories)
- IBL Light Rig Editor now uses same stratification as the IBL system.

Bug Fixes
- Fixed bug with scene incompatibility between Turtle x32 and x64.
- Fixed bug with zero-area triangles causing crash in BSSRDF shader.
- Fixed bug with Layered Shader and reflections (100% transparent surfaces
were visible in reflections).
- Fixed bug where objects with identical names were not vertexbaked correctly.
- Fixed bug with single-sided polygons not rendering correctly.
- Fixed intersection data stack overflow in shadow sampling.

Other Changes
- Due to compatibility issues between scenes created using the 32-bit and the
64-bit version of Turtle, the installer has now been separated into two
installers.
- One for the 32-bit version and another for the 64-bit version. So make sure
you download the right installer for the Maya version you are using.