"I'm guessing it's the same problem. nXt has to be present for a conversion to work properly with a drawing that has nXt data. That's a known issue. Converting using any other method probably will not work properly if…"
advanced rendering for AutoCAD
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AccuRender Studio for AutoCADWe're up to Build 0082. This new major release of the AccuRender and nXt product line now includes a plugin that works entirely within Aut… Started by Roy Hirshkowitz |
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Oct 5, 2019 Reply by Roy Hirshkowitz |
Lighting advice neededHi, I'm trying to render the attached layout in AutoCAD using nXtRender and I am not sure how to get the lighting right. The drawing is Zi… Started by S. Jaisimha |
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Nov 22, 2016 Reply by Jan Verzelen |
Missing textures in renderings (but they are visible elsewhere)Hi to all 1. I've got material with texture 2. I can see it in WalkAbout window, also in ACAD in realistic view style 3. I've also tried m… Started by Tomasz Jankowski |
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Aug 22, 2015 Reply by Tomasz Jankowski |
Distortions in nXt renderd AutCAD Architecture Curved WallsPlease see the attached images. In AutoCAD Architecture's native renderer, and in its 3d display, the curved walls appear smooth. In nXt… Started by alan |
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Sep 18, 2014 Reply by alan |
rendering of AutoCAD defined materialsHi! I have a problem with proper rendering of a 3D model texturized using materials prepared in AutoCAD material editor. AutoCAD texturized… Started by Dominik Rudnicki |
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Sep 14, 2014 Reply by Albert D Hart |
"File Loading - Security Concern" messageAfter the reinstalling of OS (WIN 7 64 bit ultimate), AutoCAD 2014 64 bit sp1 and nXt 318b I put the nXt to be loaded during the start of A… Started by George Ioannidis |
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Jul 17, 2014 Reply by Roy Hirshkowitz |
Autocad 2013, decals, and automatic view switchingDoes anyone know what setting to change in Autocad 2013 to prevent the following? Attaching a decal, I generally work in one of the isometr… Started by Ron Eddy |
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Mar 22, 2013 Reply by Garret Diduck |
Rendering/ Building Upholstered FurnitureAre there any suggestions when it comes to rendering and building upholstered furniture. I want the upholstery to look soft and realistic… Started by Kimberly Rodgers |
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"I think Norton mentioned that he did the conversion using TrueView, not the AutoCAD itself. He is still on ver. 2010 I suppose, otherwise he could do renderings directly in 2018. Maybe TrueView isn't quite versionwise correct as regards to…"
"One additional thought.
A known issue when saving drawings to a previous version is that nXt must be loaded and running before you convert the drawing. Try the following:
1. Open your 2018 drawing in AutoCAD.
2. Start nXt by typing…"
"Interesting. I'm not sure what I can do about it-- the oldest AutoCAD I have available for testing is 2013. AutoCAD 2010 is actually 12 years old which is an eternity in software. You can try sending me a simple converted…"
"yes... is every 3d model that I I import from autocad 2018 to autocad 2010 and it dosent matter that I convert the drawing in trueview to dwg 2010 it continues the error, it happens this way, I open the drawing in autocad 2010 then I…"
"If it's crashing consistently with a particular drawing, let me know, there may be a problem. Please don't use all caps when composing forum messages."
I GOT AN ERROR WHILE RENDERING IN AUTOCAD 2010
I OPEN A 3D DRAWING IN AUTOCAD 2010 IT CRASH WHILE RENDERING WITH ACCURENDER.See More
Grass Options for nXtRender
A user asked about the different ways to add grass to a model. Below are sample renderings showing 3 different approaches, along with links to download the groundcover and material files used.1. Textured Material - Use a material with a grass texture image.This model was rendered by simply using the textured nXt material call Grass-Rye_Dark.ArMaterial.This material is included with the standard nXt Material Libraries that can be downloaded here:…See More
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