![]() It comes with integration plugins for a range of DCC and CAD tools, including 3ds Max, Cinema 4D, Maya and ZBrush.Ī new licence of the base HD edition costs $995 the Pro edition costs $1,995. KeyShot 7.3 is available for 64-bit Windows 7+ and Mac OS X 10.8+. ![]() gltf format.Īccording to Luxion’s blog post, KeyShot 8 is now in closed beta, although if the company follows its previous schedule, that may mean it’s still several months away from release.Īnyone buying the current version, KeyShot 7.3, will get a free update when version 8 ships. There are also a number of workflow changes, plus improvements to the Configurator system in the Pro edition and – also only in the Pro edition – support for exporting models in. Not shown in the video: KeyShot Cloud integrated within the UIĪccording to the online documentation, KeyShot 8 will also reintegrate cloud rendering service KeyShot Cloud as a dockable window directly inside the user interface. ![]() Users of the Pro edition of the software also get support for displacement mapping and new geometry shaders for flakes and bubbles within materials. Other new features shown in the video include the option to assign a stencil texture to a spotlight, support for cutaway renders, and multi-layer optics for coated glass. The video shows a range of volumetric effects, including light beams, god rays, smoke and a spongy material that looks reminiscent of the volumetric primitive in OctaneRender.Īccording to the online documentation – still very much a work in progress at the time of posting – the update will add “Scattering Media” with the “ability to control density with textures and. The teaser consists solely of nice images that have been rendered in KeyShot 8, with no supporting information, but it’s no secret that Luxion has been working on support for volumetric shading. The release is now in closed beta, and is available to pre-order.ĭue in KeyShot 8: volumetrics, cutaways and displacement mapping Luxion has posted a teaser for KeyShot 8, the next major update to its rendering and technical animation software, showing off its new volumetric rendering capabilities, plus support for cutaways and displacement.
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