AccuRender nXt

advanced rendering for AutoCAD

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nXtRender is completely new AccuRender technology providing high quality images with an easy-to-use interface.

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I know this is hard to believe, but Accustudio is over 20 years old. It has been quiet for a couple of years now at the site. I'm looking to hand it off to the next generation. Is there anyone interested in working on the site and eventually taking…Continue

Started by Daniel Hargreaves in Corner Bar on Tuesday.

AR Studio texture editing 4 Replies

Just testing AR Studio.Does anyone know what the channels are when editing textures.Continue

Started by Peter Milner in AutoCAD. Last reply by Roy Hirshkowitz on Monday.

AR Studio testing 6 Replies

Okay, a couple more questions.When AR Studio is running inside AutoCAD, I can't work on the CAD model unless I close Studio down. Is this correct behaviour?How do I add a new light in Studio? I can edit existing nXt ones, but can't see how to add a…Continue

Started by Peter Milner in AutoCAD. Last reply by Roy Hirshkowitz on Monday.

nXt vs Studio

Here's the first proper test I've managed to do between nXt and Studio.The main differences I immediately notice are:Ambient light levels seem to be much lower, making the light sources more extreme (notice spotlights on the back wall and sunlight…Continue

Started by Peter Milner in AutoCAD Nov 27.

Animation using WalkAbout in CAD. 4 Replies

Hi,I want to create a "fly thru" or "walk thru" animation using Nxt in CAD 2015.  Anyone has experience with this and would like to share how to use it? Any important tips?Thank you!Continue

Tags: CAD, WalkAbout, Fly, thru, Walk

Started by MES in AutoCAD. Last reply by Peter Milner Nov 25.

how to export a accurender file to accurender studio 1 Reply

Im trying to open a render with accurender in autocad 2019 in accurender studio but not way,In cant found the file..... what file I should save the render to open in accurender studio to finalize the proyect.Continue

Started by norton torres in AutoCAD. Last reply by Peter Milner Nov 25.

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Accustudio

I know this is hard to believe, but Accustudio is over 20 years old. It has been quiet for a couple of years now at the site. I'm looking to hand it off to the next generation. Is there anyone interested in working on the site and eventually taking over the ownership of it?See More
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Roy Hirshkowitz replied to Peter Milner's discussion AR Studio texture editing
"Currently only one texture per component and one bump map.  There is a blended material which allows more complex permutations-- most people do texture blending in photoshop. Solid textures refer to the granite/marble/wood procedural…"
Monday
Roy Hirshkowitz replied to Peter Milner's discussion AR Studio testing
"Yes, it will be different.  Typing arstudio should be roughly the same operation as "running a quick test render"-- it may be a little slower, and the first time you type it, it will certainly be slower (it was before). …"
Monday
Peter Milner replied to Peter Milner's discussion AR Studio texture editing
"A further question: What is a solid texture?"
Nov 28
Peter Milner replied to Peter Milner's discussion AR Studio texture editing
"Okay. Another question on textures: In nXt you can layer different textures and bump maps to create a more complex material. For example, the Oak veneer material (image attached) uses two bump maps: one for the grain and one for the flecks. In…"
Nov 28
Peter Milner replied to Peter Milner's discussion AR Studio testing
"It's more that, when putting a render together, I work on the model, run a quick test render, go back to the model to adjust/add things, run a quick test render etc etc. Having to close studio down and then re-open it every time I want to…"
Nov 28
Roy Hirshkowitz replied to Peter Milner's discussion AR Studio texture editing
"For AutoCAD I don't think you need to manipulate this-- leaving it alone should work.  It's there for other applications (Rhino, Sketchup, etc.) which permit multiple sets of texture coordinates on the same mesh-- native AutoCAD…"
Nov 27
Roy Hirshkowitz replied to Peter Milner's discussion AR Studio testing
"There's an autocad command for tagging objects as lights-- it's called something like arstudiolight-- I'll check. ***** You can start an out-of-process final rendering and close ArStudio down and continue to work without shutting the…"
Nov 27

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