It brings more depth and relief to both interior and exterior scenes.Īrtlantis 6 now allows you to import downloaded IES profiles from manufacturers websites. These files are used to simulate realistic illumination of your projects.įor even greater flexibility, Artlantis 6 allows you to easily edit the brightness, color, direction and opening angle. The enhanced sky function in the engine settings increases the photorealism of the images.Īfter aligning the XYZ axis in the 2D view and in the preview window, the model is easily positioned on the background image.Ī revolutionary integrated tool allows you to add transparency to a foreground image directly in Artlantis to enhance the quality of your projects. To customize your catalog, Artlantis 6 lets you freely create your own folders at level 2. (Note: those further down the page were added in version 6.New selection features allow you to view recently used media, shaders and objects already in the project or those added to the selection. Read a full list of new features in Artlantis 6.5 on Abvent’s website The Render edition, designed for still images, costs €500 (around $590) the Studio edition, which adds support for animations and panoramas, costs €990 ($1,065). The update also makes it possible to export Artlantis projects to real-time visualisation tool TwinMotion, which Abvent acquired with original developer KA-RA in 2015.Ībvent 6.5 is available now for Windows and Mac. There is also a new Draft render mode for previews and other situations when speed is more critical than image quality and a new render manager for launching distributed renders across a local network.
The first major update to the software since Abvent 6.0 was released just under two years ago, Abvent 6.5 adds a handful of new rendering features, including a physical sky system for more photorealistic output. Abvent has released Artlantis 6.5, the latest version of its architectural rendering software, adding a physical sky system, a new render manager, and the option to export projects to Twinmotion.
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