Brazil for Rhino

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Started by Jørgen Holo. Last reply by Andrew le Bihan yesterday.

Neon 1.0 Beta 1 Now Available 22 Replies

Hi all!Welcome to the Neon Project!Today we're releasing the first beta version of Neon for Rhino - a fully raytraced viewport plug-in for Rhino 5.0 that supports most Brazil 2.0 materials, environments and settings!Neon adds a new viewport mode…Continue

Started by Andrew le Bihan. Last reply by Peter Masek Jun 11.

pixelated fragments in finished render?! 5 Replies

I got some weird fragments below my finihsed rendering somehow. do you recognize what could be the reason and how to get rid of it?I used a brazil volumetric environment the first time! The presettings are high AA, default bounces, indirect…Continue

Started by Marcus Knorr. Last reply by Marcus Knorr Jun 10.

A Christmas present: Brazil Material Library Beta 29 Replies

Hi allThe Brazil material library issue is something that's been bubbling away at McNeel for years, and never really suitable resolved. I think it's time to do something about it, so I've decided that we're going to put together as full featured a…Continue

Started by Andrew le Bihan. Last reply by agesandros May 30.

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Andrew le Bihan replied to Jørgen Holo's discussion Webpage feedback

"Jorgen Thanks a lot - once I get out from under this current pile of stuff, I'll start implementing this. - Andy"

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Erlend Sevaldson Moe is now a member of Brazil for Rhino

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Jørgen Holo posted a discussion

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Hi guys, I haven't been on the site for a while, so today I got a new "first impression" and wanted to share it.All of these comments are written in a direct manner, in black and white, with rough love. I do so to keep focus and be effective as it is during work hours. So remember that I am not a troll while you read this. I just want Brazil to get the love it deserves.Startpage:Too much is going on, and it looks like we entered the middle of a site. It's like if the cover of a magazine has…See More

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BOUDAUD is now a member of Brazil for Rhino

Jun 12

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High Performance, Integrated Rendering for Rhino 3D

Top artists and designers from every type of industry rely on the Brazil render engine for their most demanding work. Whether showing off the latest designs for a new mobile phone, doing site-accurate visualizations for a new resort-hotel, or generating images of your newest jewelry designs, Brazil can help you create stellar imagery quickly and easily.

Read about Brazil's features...

	Product Design Brazil can help you visualize your designs in a wide range of styles from high-quality photorealistic renderings, to easy to understand line drawings and illustrations. Flexible camera settings help achieve realism. Mix and match photorealistic and Illustrative rendering styles. Simulate a vast array of complex materials -- everything from hard reflective materials to soft, translucent plastics. More details...
	Jewelry Design Brazil is the ideal renderer for the hard-surfaces and complex light interaction needed by jewelry designers. Diffusion in materials along with HDRI lighting create brillance in gemstones. Realistic lighting through caustic photon reflections and refractions. Advanced camera features, like depth-of-field, help show scale and make your renderings look like photographs.
	Transportation Design Sharp rendering and multilevel materials allow Brazil to simulate the complex material finishes needed for planes, trains and automobiles. Simple to use HDRI lighting makes set-up a snap. Accurate reflections communicate surface contours. Accurate shadowing and flexibility in camera lenses help create a sense of scale in your images.
	Architectural Design Brazil's render engine has the performance and flexibility to render all forms of exteriors, interiors and landscaping. Global Illumination and industry standard IES photometric datasets from lighting manufacturers can be used. Sunlighting system allows for site specific daylighting studies. Sophisticated, realistic materials allow you to work equally well whether doing interiors or exteriors.