The first time I try, I just get a white screen with the window controls in the upper right. It’s too bad there is no real lighting or camera options to get an accurate point of view or a stylized view.Įxcepted these little problems, i think visualization works fine when using non reflective materials or brushed metals.

In some cases, they give the object a totally different look although it is supposed to be metallic.įor example, take a sphere, apply the polished silver material and use bright salon 1, with the default settings… Well, you’ll get something that doesn’t look like silver or metal at all, it misses contrast, my eye doesn’t recognize silver. The images used for environments often look photoshoppy: gradients don’t look natural and the result is a little weird when they are reflected by the object. Shadows on the ground and on the object look very hard and too uniform. They don’t look as realistic as the upper part.

Generally, the shading looks a little bizarre on reflective objects, particularly at the bottom of the objects. They can eventually disappear when zooming in and out but if you get artefacts when your camera is still, you can’t do nothing to supress them. When zooming and dezooming on the object, during vizualisation, artefacts can appear around the object’s shape (mostly with reftective material) they look like white pixels.

It’s great but In some cases some odd things happen. I used a sphere to test the visualisation. So I tried visualisation function and here is my experience.įirst, at the beginning the application crashed two times when switching material or selecting the environment menu.

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