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"Since you noted Mike Makki's results achieving beautiful exterior scenes, does the…"Rich Rosemann replied Apr 1, 2013 to Testing material and caustics |
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"Opened Accustudio after many months. The desktop looks very good, Daniel. Nice wor…"Rich Rosemann replied Mar 11, 2013 to New palm tree in NXT |
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"All is well, again. Sometimes I find it necessary to actually use my gray matter fo…"Rich Rosemann replied Mar 7, 2013 to Purchases and Renewals |
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"Hi Al This my have been answered earlier, but regarding the new builds and new featu…"Rich Rosemann replied Mar 5, 2013 to Purchases and Renewals |
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"Hello,I have buy a new licence version XE08w 1.0, and installed it on my new Windows 11 machine with AutoCAD 2021. All problems are now solved, it works fine. Renders are 10 times faster on this new machine."
"Hello, I have a lot of problems with the nXtRender plugin for AutoCAD with AutoCAD 2021 under Windows 11 installed on a new machine (no problem with the same dwg's under windows 10) : - material applyed are not rendered. I have to explode…"
Questions for nxt render for autocad
Good day everyone,Can anyone here help me with these issues i keep having with nxt render for autocad ?1. How do you bring in textured models into autocad ( 3ds and obj) without losing their textures or having to re-assign them.2. How do you move these objects from place to place without experiencing viewport refresh sluggishness in the autocad viewport ?3. How do you add dirt to fabric textures for rendering.4. How do you avoid repeat patterns in textures for rendering ?See More
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