RenderShot, a dedicated KeyShot Render Farm, recently launched, offering a number of render services for KeyShot users. It combines an online platform that helps you see all the details of your render project and an app to automate it all.
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When you asked for colors, we didn't give you any old, ordinary colors. We teamed up with the company that knows color best. And now, we've got a fresh update for everyone who wants a complete palette of vibrant pastel, new neon, and fabulous fashion colors.
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Alita: Battle Angel, a live-action remake of the '90s Japanese manga series Gunnm, was released February 14, 2019 to a lot of mixed reviews from fans and critics, but those who know the artist involved can't say enough about, or get enough of, the concepts and visuals that went into the production. Here's just a little glimpse:
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Today, we're excited to introduce KeyShot 8.2. In this release, we focus on stability and integration with 3D modeling software. There are A LOT of improvements in this release but also some important new features and updates.
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Over the years, Luxion has established strong integration between KeyShot and SOLIDWORKS to help 3D professionals create 3D renderings and animations quickly. The one-click import to KeyShot, LiveLinking geometry update, and Motion Study support has provided a seamless experience—and now we've made it even better!
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So, you've captured the joy of creating a bump, color, specular and opacity map in one fell swoop and now you would like to apply those maps to your model to create the most incredible rendering your customer/client/boss/wife has ever laid eyes upon. It's extremely easy to do inside KeyShot. Once you have your textures created, it's only a matter of applying them to the model and adjusting the mapping. Here's how to do it.
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In KeyShot, there are two ways to light your scene. HDRIs are the default method, but physical lights can be used as well. A combination of both HDRI and physical lighting works well too. To add a physical light, simply drag and drop a light material from the KeyShot Library to a piece of geometry in your scene. There are five light material types in KeyShot and each behave differently, providing a wide array of uses in lighting your scene. Understanding the different light material types in Key
KeyShot comes packed with over 100 textures you can use, including wood, metal, and various types of texture maps - adding just the right amount of realism to your model. However, there are about a billion other textures and appearances out there that might catch your eye
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