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Brazil (for Max) end-of-life announcement... 13 Replies

Guess this was to be expected. But I hope this is referring only to supporting B2 for Max and that they've not killed off development of B3 for Max?! :{…Continue

Started by Jonah Barnett. Last reply by jim.carruthers on Friday.

Neon / Brazil different settings ? 3 Replies

I have problem.I  set up scene in neon, it renders fine with neon,but after  rendering the same scene with same setup in brazil renderer, it is rendered as black picture. Can you tell me, where could…Continue

Tags: neon, brazil

Started by Peter Masek. Last reply by Peter Masek on Thursday.

Neon 1.0 Beta 5 Now Available 2 Replies

Hi all!There's a new Neon!http://download.rhino3d.com/Neon/1.0/beta/download/ Sorry - this one has been a long time coming, but we…Continue

Started by Andrew le Bihan. Last reply by jim.carruthers on Thursday.

Why I cannot see model materials after embed them into 3dm and open it with a different computer ? 1 Reply

I want to embed my materials in Rhnio, so that the file can be open by other computer with materials, I have used the render option and have checked the box Save support files in3dm file, the thing…Continue

Tags: materials, embed

Started by Fulan Zhang. Last reply by Andrew le Bihan May 21.

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Friday
jim.carruthers replied to Jonah Barnett's discussion Brazil (for Max) end-of-life announcement...
"I was wondering if you'd likely say that about B2. Anyway, you see the reaction to this on the Splutterfish forum, users over there are not terribly impressed, not even with the prospect of something like Neon for Max if that's all…"
Friday
Peter Masek replied to Peter Masek's discussion Neon / Brazil different settings ?
"Yy ... view was problem. Sry."
Thursday
Peter Masek replied to Peter Masek's discussion Neon / Brazil different settings ?
"Of course, I attached the scene. "
Thursday
Andrew le Bihan replied to Peter Masek's discussion Neon / Brazil different settings ?
"It's very difficult to tell from the video.  Is your camera different in Brazil?  Do you have it set up to render a specific named view or something? Can you post the model?"
Thursday
jim.carruthers replied to Andrew le Bihan's discussion Neon 1.0 Beta 5 Now Available
"What's been said is Neon will be free."
Thursday
Peter Masek posted a discussion

Neon / Brazil different settings ?

I have problem.I  set up scene in neon, it renders fine with neon,but after  rendering the same scene with same setup in brazil renderer, it is rendered as black picture. Can you tell me, where could be the problem ? Video ... http://youtu.be/QXGO_DzQ5MkThx for help.See More
Wednesday
Peter Masek replied to Andrew le Bihan's discussion Neon 1.0 Beta 5 Now Available
"Exist any informations about price of final build ?"
Wednesday
Andrew le Bihan replied to Jonah Barnett's discussion Brazil (for Max) end-of-life announcement...
"More tangible than a functional renderer?  I know I've said that Neon is not a renderer, but the reality is that while it is a viewport display engine, it is built on the B3 core.  I don't know exactly what the plans are yet, but…"
Wednesday
Andrew le Bihan replied to Jonah Barnett's discussion Brazil (for Max) end-of-life announcement...
"Right, but that's what Brazil 2.0 for Rhino is as well - Caustic tech, but a "product of Andrew and co." "
Wednesday
jim.carruthers replied to Jonah Barnett's discussion Brazil (for Max) end-of-life announcement...
"Well looking over at Splutterfish it seems that I was a bit mistaken...or someone at Caustic needs to get their messaging right. "B3" is coming to Max, but it'll be sorta like Neon, they're specifically saying they have no…"
Wednesday
jim.carruthers replied to Jonah Barnett's discussion Brazil (for Max) end-of-life announcement...
"Imagination have of course said that B3 is coming, this announcement is saying they're no just longer going to patch up B2 for the endless treadmill of new Max releases in the meantime, which is obviously not so much a problem with Rhino. What…"
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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.

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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.
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  • 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 DesignSharp 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 DesignBrazil'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.

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Brazil Material Library Scene

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Marble, Stone and other Noisy Materials

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Blending in Toon Materials

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Getting Started Guide / Brazil for Rhino

Posted by Scott Davidson on April 5, 2011 at 11:30am

Environment Mapping - some tips #1

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