"Yes, the glass material translated as Refractive automatically."
advanced rendering for AutoCAD
AccuRender Studio
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Latest version of AccuRender Studio is here. Among other changes:
- ArStudio command automatically loads the model and begins interactive rendering in addition to bringing up the Control Panel palette.
- Decal interface has been redone to include multiple decals and cylindrical projections.
- Legacy data is being handled a little better.
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Yes, the glass material translated as Refractive automatically.
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