The term "pipeline" is made up of "pipe" and "line" and describes a process in which something goes in at one end and comes out at the other. It is often used in the fields of visual effects, animation and games, but "workflow" is also a good synonym. Pipelines can be very different. They can range from a 3D software rendering pipeline to a production pipeline. A production pipeline is there to manage the workflow and data output at each stage.Pipelines are the secret to collaboration. They connect different departments together. Often artists don't understand how these magical tubes work or how to connect them. But don't worry, we're here to shed some light and unlock the secrets of the pipeline!Teamwork made easy In every new project, artists face the challenge of teamwork. Even if we are masters in our art, that doesn't mean we are automatically team players. This is where the pipeline comes into play! It creates standards and workflows so that every artist can work freely within cl...
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