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A bit more NXT fun - info station model render

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    akonius
    last edited by 3 Apr 2008, 06:42

    Getting a bit more into NXT with this model - I wanted to see how an exterior render would look so I created a simple "Information Station" building (those stops you often make when driving from state to state (LOL) Anyway - I included the SU screen image, a material-less render in NXT and then a full blown NXT render using the exterior lighting mode. All renders took 6 minutes each. Nice and quick. What do you'all think? Are you loving this plugin as much as I am?? Lemme know.


    Sketchup model screen cap


    1st pass NXT render no materials


    ![Final NXT render with materials and "exterior lighting" option](/uploads/imported_attachments/GeKc_test-house-a-with-MATS--6-m.jpg "Final NXT render with materials and "exterior lighting" option")

    "SketchUp is the spoonful of sugar that makes the medicine go down!"

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      chavinskee
      last edited by 3 Apr 2008, 11:09

      what is NXT? is it a new rendering plugin exclusively for skp? is it freeware?

      http://chavinskee.blogspot.com/

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        Stinkie
        last edited by 3 Apr 2008, 11:16

        It is not freeware.

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          akonius
          last edited by 3 Apr 2008, 12:19

          Sorry, I forgot to name drop the render engine plugin - It's IRender NXT Beta...it's in testing stages right now so you can try it for a period. IRender and IRender+ are currently for sale, the NXT version is in Beta testing, it's what I used for me renderings. In my opinion, it's the best plugin I've seen yet - even against Podium. When NXT is completed, it's going to be fantastic and really change what you can use SketchUp for.

          "SketchUp is the spoonful of sugar that makes the medicine go down!"

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            kwistenbiebel
            last edited by 3 Apr 2008, 12:41

            Can it do animation ?

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              Stinkie
              last edited by 3 Apr 2008, 13:47

              Let's not forget these ones:

              • what does it cost?
              • do they have a Mac version?
              • does it do parallel renders?

              Questions! Questions! 💚

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                lewiswadsworth
                last edited by 3 Apr 2008, 15:57

                Al Hart would be the one to answer these questions...he's a forum member.

                col sporcar si trova

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                  solo
                  last edited by 3 Apr 2008, 16:07

                  For some reason I was under the impression that NXT was an IMSI product and a Mac version of Turbosketch. I need to look into this one, looks promising so far.

                  http://www.solos-art.com

                  If you see a toilet in your dreams do not use it.

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                    bubbalove
                    last edited by 3 Apr 2008, 18:56

                    They kind of look like microstation renders!

                    "Success consists of going from failure to failure without loss of enthusiasm." - Churchill

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                      wmanning
                      last edited by 7 Apr 2008, 20:50

                      @solo said:

                      For some reason I was under the impression that NXT was an IMSI product and a Mac version of Turbosketch. I need to look into this one, looks promising so far.

                      Must be the 3 letter acronym with an X. The IMSI product is IDX Renditioner. So far only a Mac version, but PC is on the way...

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                        Al Hart
                        last edited by 11 Apr 2008, 22:19

                        One of the nXt support guys is working with this model with the latest version. He is trying to get more subtle lighting under the awning, using the sun, sky and cloudiness intensity settings.

                        See the nXt forum: http://nxt.accurender.com/forums/t/817.aspx

                        http://nxt.accurender.com/forums/storage/146/3584/80 percent cloudy full sun sky infostation.jpg

                        Al Hart

                        http:wiki.renderplus.comimageseefRender_plus_colored30x30%29.PNG
                        IRender nXt from Render Plus

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                          richcat
                          last edited by 12 Apr 2008, 19:45

                          How about this one with edges lines rendered 😄

                          http://nxt.accurender.com/photos/sketchup/images/3610/800x600.aspx

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