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Raylectron is an animation software designed for Windows that offers users a robust platform for creating stunning visual animations. This trial version provides a range of features that cater to both amateur and professional animators, enabling the design of intricate animations with ease. The intuitive interface allows users to navigate through various tools and options efficiently, making the animation process streamlined and user-friendly.

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Key features include support for a variety of animation formats, customizable settings for rendering, and advanced lighting effects that enhance the visual quality of animations. Raylectron also offers a preview function, allowing users to see changes in real-time, which can significantly improve workflow efficiency. Overall, this software is suitable for anyone interested in creating animated content, from simple graphics to more complex projects.

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GENERAL
Release
Latest update
Version
3.01
OPERATING SYSTEMS
Platform
Windows
Operating System
  • Windows 8
  • Windows 7
  • Windows XP
  • Windows 10
  • Windows Vista
  • Windows 2003
  • Windows Server
Additional Requirements
None
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Total Downloads
1,092
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By SoftByte Labs
Create rendered images of any size, edit them, and apply any effect you like in Google SketchUp.
Raylectron is an easy, fast and powerful Sketchup render and animation plugin. It does not need any editing by other graphic software (such as Photoshop) to produce photorealistic renders. You can virtually create rendered images of any size. It provide the user with 4 different rendering mode. Depending on the scene being rendered, one can use Raytrace with true shadows, Path tracing with or without direct illumination and Photon mapping. Each creating a unique effect. There is also 4 types of light source. The sun, the sky, environment maps and any materials set as a light source (emitter) with settings for the power and coverage angle. Any materials can produce different effects, such as reflection (like mirror), refraction (like glass), transparency, glossiness, shininess, bump maps, normal maps and background images. Also create you own grass and fur. Caustics are also real, not fake or simulated. Raylectron utilize all the CPU cores and threads (user selectable) to render as fast as possible. It is also possible to install Raylectron on remote computers (even on the Internet) and use them as slaves. Raylectron support HDR maps and can save the rendered image as an HDR to further process it using an image editor such as Photoshop, you can also save in jpg, png and many other formats. Raylectron already contain just about all the settings you need to fine tune the output, therefore, no further processing by other software is required. The rendering process happens outside of Sketchup so that you can continue working on your model while the render is going. You can also stop the render, save it, reopen it later and resume the render. You can rotate, pan, zoom and modify your materials and lights right from the Raylectron viewer. Features, can render Stereo Vision, render OBJ files, GPU acceleration, Animation such as FPS style navigation, Physical sun and sky, Grass and Fur, Transparent background, 2 point perspective + more. We also included 6 new plugins. Comes in 32 or 64 bits and GPU download.
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