nXtRender for AutoCAD

[Albert D Hart]

We at Render Plus will be working with Roy to create a new version of nXt for AutoCAD which will now be called nXtRender for AutoCAD.

For the past few years we have been interfacing the nXt Engine into Revit and SketchUp and we thought it would make sense for us to work on the AutoCAD platform as well. Sorry for the confusion the new name will create, but we wanted to come up with a name we could use for all three platforms - AutoCAD, Revit and SketchUp.

We are planning to "merge" the user interfaces to the nXt Engine on the three platforms - to take advantage of any special features which are in the the different platforms already, and, hopefully to add some feature you will like.

If you click Downloads above, you will be downloading the latest version, Spin 320. The only change is this version is that it allows a 30-day free trial at full resolution and it uses a new licensing scheme for new purchasers.

Rich, Jake and I, (from Render Plus), will be helping Roy respond to things here on the forum, and will be working mostly on the User Interface to nXtRender so that Roy can concentrate more on the nXtRender Engine itself.

Let us know what we can do to make it better.

[Jorge Javier Lara Domínguez]

Volvi a intentar renovar mi licencia.... de nuevo no pude lograrlo... 

---

I tried again renew my license .... I could not do it again ...

[Albert D Hart]

There was a problem on the Renewal Page. I just fixed it. Sorry

---

Hubo un problema en la página de Renovación. Yo sólo lo arreglen. arrepentido

---

http://nxtrender.com/purchase/renewals/

[Peter Milner]

Can I throw in a couple of UI suggestions into the pot:

Names for lighting channels.

Saved material schemes.

[Albert D Hart]

"Saved material schemes."

I put this idea in a new thread:

http://www.accurender.com/forum/topics/saved-material-schemes

[Alejandro Testa]

HI Albert,  a friend who use Accurender, and have two desktop computers in his office want to know if he can use  the license in both desktop instead  in one desktop and one laptop?

Best regards,

Alejandro