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Luxion Powers Creo 4.0 Rendering Engine

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By DE Editors  

November 28, 2016

Luxion, a provider of rendering and lighting technology, has revealed that its KeyShot product is powering rendering capabilities in Creo 4.0. With the upcoming release of Creo 4.0, users of Advanced Rendering (ARX) will have a new interactive real-time experience in the creation of product visuals, the company states.

According to a company press release, with the real-time render view within Creo 4.0 ARX, users now have the ability to:

  • Apply physically accurate materials to parts and see the changes instantly.
  • Apply textures and labels to parts quickly and easily.
  • Apply environment lighting to view models in real-world lighting conditions.
  • Set up unlimited camera views to quickly create a range of product shots.
  • Continue design and geometry changes while viewing models with materials and lighting applied.
  • Continue working on designs at a later date with materials and environment already defined.
  • Transfer the scenes to KeyShot and continue working with advanced tools to create images for web, sales and marketing.
“PTC has an incredible focus on delivering the best design software with the strongest capabilities to their customers,” say Claus Wann Jensen, CEO and co-founder at Luxion. “With our longstanding collaboration, Luxion is proud to be part of this focus, providing new capabilities to PTC Creo users in elevating the quality of their product visuals.”

For more information, visit Luxion.

Sources: Press materials received from the company and additional information gleaned from the company’s website.

 
 

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