ผู้นำนวัตกรรม โปรแกรมออกแบบ 3D CAD ระดับโลก ที่ใช้เทคโนโลยี 3D. KeyShot for SpaceClaim is provided as a free bundled product with integration built directly into the SpaceClaim interface. Once KeyShot is installed. Simply select the option to Render from the SpaceClaim toolbar and your model is exported to KeyShot with all parts and colors maintained.
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We've been working closely with Luxion – the creators of leading rendering software solution, KeyShot – to find a way to provide our customers the ability to render photo-realistic images without having to pay an additional fee. We are excited to announce that this new functionality is available today with SpaceClaim 2014 service pack 2 (SP2)!
As many of you already know, our goal here at SpaceClaim is to deliver solutions to the market that make 3D modeling more accessible and more useful for all engineers. KeyShot for SpaceClaim is an extension of that goal.
Luxion specializes in advancing state-of-the-art technology for computer-based lighting simulations and is well known for their rendering capabilities. KeyShot for SpaceClaim enables SpaceClaim users to quickly and easily render photorealistic snapshots of a part or assembly. This new rendering capability is perfect for situations in which there is a need for quick turnaround concept designs or images for manufacturing project reviews.
SP2 is available at no charge to customers on subscription and is included in all new customer licenses. In addition to KeyShot for SpaceClaim, SP2 includes enhancements to the following:
As many of you already know, our goal here at SpaceClaim is to deliver solutions to the market that make 3D modeling more accessible and more useful for all engineers. KeyShot for SpaceClaim is an extension of that goal.
Luxion specializes in advancing state-of-the-art technology for computer-based lighting simulations and is well known for their rendering capabilities. KeyShot for SpaceClaim enables SpaceClaim users to quickly and easily render photorealistic snapshots of a part or assembly. This new rendering capability is perfect for situations in which there is a need for quick turnaround concept designs or images for manufacturing project reviews.
SP2 is available at no charge to customers on subscription and is included in all new customer licenses. In addition to KeyShot for SpaceClaim, SP2 includes enhancements to the following:
- STL Prep for 3D Printing Module
- 3D Modeling
- LiveReview, SpaceClaim's live 3D collaboration tool
- Dynamics for SpaceClaim, a multi-body physics simulation tool
Those interested in checking out SpaceClaim's 3D modeling power as well as the rendering capabilities of KeyShot for SpaceClaim can visit SpaceClaim's website to begin a trial. Mal zankyou no terror. You can see a demo of the new rendering functionality in the video below.
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SpaceClaim just rolled out its service pack which includes two utilities: LiveReview for collaboration and STL Prep for 3D print.
As multi-CAD workflows become the norm, SpaceClaim is carving out a place for itself in the middle of the design-to-manufacture pipeline. The company hopes to cement and grow that status with the introduction of its 2014 Service Pack 1. SpaceClaim's Director of Product Management, Justin Hendrickson, tells us that although this is a Service Pack release, the company sees it as a major step in its evolution. The new Service Pack 1 includes LiveReview, a collaboration tool, and STL Prep, which helps users prepare a model for 3D printing.
LiveReview is a refinement of Spaceclaim's Connect utility. It takes advantage of WebGL to enable users to interact with a model through a web browser. We've been seeing several approaches to collaboration emerge. Some use intermediary formats, some send documents, some share actual models. SpaceClaim's approach, using WebGL, uses a host-based system. One person has the model and can share it with everyone else in on the meeting. Collaborators can join and mark up a model, add comments, etc., but the only person who would actually change geometry would be the meeting host.
Hendrickson tells us the new STL Prep feature comes in answer to customer request. There are an increasing number of services and products that enable 3D printing, but the actual process of completing a successful print can be elusive even for those who understand CAD tools. SpaceClaim's new STL Prep offers utilities that perform the basic steps to ensuring a model is ready to be sent to a 3D printing machine and successfully printed. It has automatic checking tools and also investigation tools so the user change see what's going on with the model. STL Prep checks for holes, repairs intersections and it can shell models according to user specifications to save on printing materials. It can also split models so they can be printed faster and can create connecting features so the split models can be reassembled.
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SpaceClaim is evolving to be a tool for all CAD users. It fits into the spaces where other more complex CAD tools may have blanks. The emphasis is on easy direct modeling and it does its best to be CAD agnostic as far as working with other CAD tools. Models can be created using components from different CAD products. The company sees itself as a tool that allows conceptualization, edit, and refinement of models that speed the process of design and in the case of 3D printing, it enables companies to bring in meshes, surface models, and even 2D data to create a printable, watertight solid. Roms for ppsspp for android. It can optimize for STL/VRML output and they are also supporting the AMF file format for 3D printing. In addition to those formats, SpaceClaim's STL Prep also ssupports OBJ and CGR formats.
The new STL Prep is an add-on module to SpaceClaim Engineer. It supports Obj, CGR, and AMF file formats.
As for LiveReview, SpaceClaim subscribers are offered free, early access to LiveReview. After the review period is completed, SpaceClaim will sell annual subscriptions to LiveReview for $500.
