Review on Virtual Vertex Muster by Jason Unruh

I like that VVM can be used with any rendering software package-even ones not natively supported (like Maya). For us there have been some difficulties getting certain packages to work well together in terms of synchronization - but this has improved over time so we've only recently really had good results when moving projects between different teams/teams working across multiple platforms at once! The ability quickly test out scenes using many types or hardware setups within minutes instead days / weeks would just save SO much hassle later down road; even if you get it wrong initially its quick &amp easy enough afterwards as longs all done from one central location I like that this software has so many options to help you with your rendering needs! It's easy enought to learn how it works but also gives detailed tutorials when needed as well. If there were more features/options in general then i would have no problem using VVM anymore than what they already are now (which we love). The main benefit of having all our renders done at once instead off doing them one by one manually was worth every penny spent getting us set up correctly.