Over the years, Luxion has established strong integration between KeyShot and SOLIDWORKS to help 3D professionals create 3D renderings and animations quickly. The one-click import to KeyShot, LiveLinking geometry update, and Motion Study support has provided a seamless experience—and now we've made [...]
So, you've captured the joy of creating a bump, color, specular and opacity map in one fell swoop and now you would like to apply those maps to your model to create the most incredible rendering your customer/client/boss/wife has ever laid eyes upon. It's extremely easy to do inside KeyShot. Once yo[...]
In KeyShot, there are two ways to light your scene. HDRIs are the default method, but physical lights can be used as well. A combination of both HDRI and physical lighting works well too. To add a physical light, simply drag and drop a light material from the KeyShot Library to a piece of geometry i[...]
KeyShot comes packed with over 100 textures you can use, including wood, metal, and various types of texture maps - adding just the right amount of realism to your model. However, there are about a billion other textures and appearances out there that might catch your eye
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It begins! It’s time to spin up the deals for the annual KeyShot Cyber Monday sales event.
Enter & Win! In the run up to Cyber Monday we're holding a special giveaway to bring you the chance to win a new Mac mini + a license of KeyShot 8 Pro! Entries can be made each day until Cyber Monday to increase your chances of winning!
KeyShot 8 brings us a lot of exciting new features. One of these features is the new geometry node/shader capability. Geometry nodes directly transform your geometry in a non-destructive manner. Geometry nodes are able to add to, subtract from, or reshape the geometry and are often driven by textur[...]
Rendering liquids in glass can be challenging, but with KeyShot 8's support for nested dielectrics it couldn't be more simple.
