Software major Adobe Inc. has recently emended several of its 3D content creation tools to make them compatible with Apple Inc. computers complimenting the iPhone maker's exclusive "M" series CPUs, cited sources with relevant information.

For those unaware, Adobe is known for providing software for creative industries including graphic design, photography, and films. The creative software giant has been making additional tools for creating exclusive 3D environments and objects used in video games and, in the newly created metaverse world, where businesses like Meta Platforms Inc. intend to use AR technology to cover digital content in the real world.

When Adobe purchased French company Allegorithmic in 2019, it is captivating to know that it has also acquired software tools known as Substance 3D. The program enables developers of video games and movies like "Frozen 2" to give their computer creations a variety of realistic textures, including wood or leather.

In a move that is expected to help Apple make some headway of its own, Adobe said that it had updated the software so that it will run on Apple's hardware. Game developers still frequently employ PCs that may be combined with powerful graphics chips like Nvidia Corp. to make graphics look more realistic, even if Apple's desktops and laptops are commonly used in some creative sectors like music creation.

According to Francois Cottin, the Senior Marketing Director at Adobe, Apple’s new CPUs have increased graphics processing power, and the software major expects to utilize it completely in the new program. Cottin also believes that vertical integration is vital for these types of use cases, and Adobe is closely working with Apple in these ventures.

The German fashion house Hugo Boss and the Salomon Group, which makes outdoor footwear, are two of Adobe's latest clients for its three-dimensional content creation tools.

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