Luxion KeyShot Pro 7.3.37 Win x64

New Features

Major:
KeyShot Viewer – A free, touch-enabled, desktop application for Mac and Windows that enables KeyShot scenes to be securely shared with anyone for interactive viewing, presentation, and configuration.

“Add Multi-Material” to Queue (KeyShot Pro) – In the Queue tab of the Render dialog there is a new button for Add Multi-Material that will allow you to select a Multi-Material in your scene and have each sub-material rendered out. This function will add a single job to the Render Queue that contains all sub-materials.

Minor:
Added Save for KeyShot Viewer under File menu with option to add password protection and watermarking.

Improvements

Major:
SOLIDWORKS 2018 direct import support.
Sketchup 2018 direct import support.
NX12 direct import support.

Minor:
Model Variations area is hidden in Presentation Mode if there is only one variation.
Improved setup time for scenes with Rounded Edges.
Render Materials automatically in Configurator Wizard.
Added Turntable animations to top-level models in the Scene Tree.
Updated Scripting to Python 3.6.4
Metadata now outputs via Network Rendering for Still Images.
Noteworthy Bug Fixes
Fixed crash that occurred after renaming Model Set and opening the Configurator Wizard.
Fixed crash when saving package related to texture naming.
Fixed Plugin connection issue with “Just for me” installations.
Files saved with Ground Shadows disabled will now show Ground Shadows when enabled after saving and reopening.
Fixed Ground Shadow visibility error that could occur when toggling between Studios.
Fixed double buttons in scripting console.
Fixed Environment thumbnail creation when saving to Library.
Fixed issue in which Labels would not appear in Clown Pass or Labels Pass when “Apply Bump to Labels” is enabled for that Label.
Render Passes and Render Layers are now output correctly for KeyShotXR.
Fixed issue where real-time view could be off-center when opened on mac.
Fixed quality issue with Clown and Labels pass when black and white image was used to define opacity of a label.