"Hi Ben,
You were absolutely right! I took over a computer that was previously used for rendering by someone else. The Accurender Plant Editor was on the desktop and used as the primary plant editor, so I assumed it was the only one. Thank you so…"
advanced rendering for AutoCAD
All Discussions Tagged 'AutoCAD' (8)
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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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"Hi Brittany,
I have two different plant editors. The Accurender plant editor that installed with Accurender Studio and the NXT plant editor that installed with NXT for Autocad. Only the NXT for Autocad version lets you open, modify, and save…"
Groundcover Issues
Hello,I am hoping to get some clarity on how to modify and add groundcover. I have searched everywhere on the forum and online to find how to save a plant as .ArGroundcover, but I cannot find anything. I am using AccuRender Plant Editor and once I finish editing the plant that I want to use as a groundcover, I click "save plant as", but all it allows me to save as is .ArTree. I have a deadline to get this render finished, but I cannot for the life of me figure this out. See More
"Thanks, I'll check on the first two. The third is normal behavior-- data conversion stops when the arstudio data is detected. There is a command to remove the arstudio data which would allow you to start from scratch-- probably not…"
"Two things don't seem to translate from nXt:
Procedural bump and orientation of texture in a material.
Also, if a decal is changed using nXt, Studio continues to display the original decal.
Editing the decal in the Studio material pallet…"
"That sorted it - using the Studio camera and then selecting "Get AutoCAD view"."
"Interesting. ArStudio has its own WalkAbout-like feture, it's the little camera button. If you do it while the preview is running you should see the view changes automatically in the rendering."
"I'm having trouble getting the desired view in Studio.
I've tried setting the view in nXt walkabout and then using that to set the AutoCAD view.
However, when I render from Studio, it gives me something different (see images below)."
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