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Yes, all plants are generated with nxt plant-editor.
I have used leaves from Marc Chaumier's plant library.
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advanced rendering for AutoCAD
accurender and autocad for mac
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Permalink Reply by Roy Hirshkowitz on
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Nothing yet.
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Permalink Reply by Kirk Hendricks on
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I have been forced by the company to switch to the Mac World, so far, I have been dealing with two operating systems and jumping back and forth.... this takes up quite a bit of disk space... not a big deal on my desktop, but the laptop is running out of space quickly and often. We just received our copy of AutoCad 2011 for Mac... I have been searching for a rendering package that will work as easy as Accurender.... don't think it exists!!! I too would be interested in a Mac version of Accurender... Help!!!
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Permalink Reply by akinlolu olugboji on
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Run the window OS on mac. Or use AutoCad rendering machine Mental Ray for your rendering on Mac. Roy is there a way to have AutoCad understand all of Nxt materials? That way Mac users assign material in Windows and render in AutoCad Mac.
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Sorry for the confusion... I am running both Windows and 10 on my MacBook Pro and switching back and forth using Parallels. I guess my problem is space at this point. Would love to get rid of the Windows partition and gain the disk space back. If not, I continue this way until I find another solution. Thanks
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Understood. It's a big project (not the core code, but the UI). No plans yet, but I'm listening. I'll have a better idea when I see Autodesk's numbers for the Mac.
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Why not just remove the windows partition and work with windows on another pc. Jpeg or other extensions created either with Mac or Windows will open on either systems so also Dwg drawings since AutoCad in now available in both platform.
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Permalink Reply by Miguel Tano Adanes on
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Hi Kirk, I also use a MacBook Pro with Windows partition, but I chose not to use any virtual machine software in order to be able to use all the system resources. I don't know if Parallels do that, but I was using WMware Fusion with Win7 64bit and with a big surprise I discovered that not all the ram was used when virtualising.
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Permalink Reply by charlie baker on
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so, roy, have you seen the numbers for auto cad for mac yet? how are they doing? 2011's alright after a few fixes, 2012 is still annoying. neither are as easy to use as 2008 on parallels but maybe lots of others have bought in and it's worth the effort on your part.
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Nothing planned for AutoCAD so far.
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Permalink Reply by Daniel Hargreaves on
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Having made the move to Mac also, it would be great if nXt could find its way to AutoCAD for Macintosh.
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