About this software
RE:Map v4 is a plugin that renders and remaps textures using UV and displacement maps inside compositing and finishing applications. It includes UV-to-image rendering, inverse UV, corner pin and displacement/distortion tools, plus RE:Map Transform utilities for UV workflows. Licenses are offered for interactive and render-only use with floating and non-floating options, and the plug-in supports a range of hosts via OFX and native plugins.
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RE:Vision Effects RE:Map
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Benefits
- UV mapping: Renders images from UV maps to replace or relight textures.
- Inverse UV: Undistorts or unwraps images using inverse UV mapping controls.
- Displacement tools: Applies displacement maps and stylized distortion effects to image layers.
- Corner pin tools: Includes corner pin and inverse corner pin workflows for projections.
- Host compatibility: Runs as OFX or native plugins in many compositors and finishers.
Available languages
- English
Support information
- Documentation: Product pages link to release notes, download installers, and documentation.
- Release notes: Release notes list version history and bug fixes for OFX and native hosts.
- License help: A licensing FAQ explains non-floating, floating, and render-only license behaviors.
- GPU FAQ: A GPU FAQ page covers GPU support and host-specific GPU behavior.
- Downloads and installers: Installer downloads are provided per host for Windows, macOS, and Linux where available.
Frequently asked questions
What is RE:Vision Effects RE:Map?
A RE:Vision Effects plugin for remapping image pixels and transforming footage within compositing and editing workflows, exposed as an effect with adjustable parameters.
How is RE:Map applied within host applications?
Installed as a third-party plugin, it appears in the host's effects or filters list and is applied to layers or clips with optional inputs for remap maps or mattes.
What typical tasks does RE:Map support in VFX workflows?
Used to reposition or distort pixels, transfer spatial information, and drive image transforms using external maps, mattes, or animated controls for correction or creative effects.
What resources are available for learning and troubleshooting?
Vendor-provided documentation, example projects, and technical support channels typically offer installation instructions, usage guides, and troubleshooting information.