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Luxion Releases KeyShot 3.2

Update includes 3D rendering enhancements, UI and speed improvements.

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By DE Editors  

May 30, 2012

By DE Editors

Luxion has released KeyShot 3.2 with major updates to existing functionality, UI improvements and additional file format support.

A specific focus on updates and improvements to the existing KeyShot toolset is the focus of this release with enhanced speed, a cleaner interface and a handful of fixes to make creating 3D renderings and animations even faster. KeyShot 3.2 now supports instant loading of materials, textures and environments decreasing the time it takes to find and apply materials. Material Templates can now be applied after a model has been imported while applying materials to the 3D model on import becomes even faster with the support of part names and wild cards. Additionally, the UNDO capabilities have been greatly increased with a completely re-worked UNDO stack that provides the option to UNDO nearly every command.

UI improvements bring a cleaner layout to property settings and options. With this, arrow keys can now be used to navigate through the scene tree and the camera list. Along with improvements and speed increases across many features, additional enhancements have been made to the SolidWorks importer adding improved tesselation and material mapping. Additional import support has also been added for Autodesk Alias 2013 and Maya 2013.

Independent of KeyShot 3.2, Luxion has released updated plugins for Creo, Rhino and SolidWorks. Updates include improved import and bug fixes.

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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