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You are here: Home / News / LumenRT for SketchUP – Realistic Visualization Plug-in

LumenRT for SketchUP – Realistic Visualization Plug-in

April 20, 2011 by Dan

If you’re into CGI, than you heard about e-on software. The products these guys created proudly stand behind big name movies like Avatar, G.I.Joe, Australia, Imaginarium of Doctor Parnasius, Prince of Persia – Sands of Time and a lot others. You can check their official website to learn more here: http://www.e-onsoftware.com/

LumenRT

What you might not know, is that these guys work on a new plugin for SketchUP, and SketchUP Pro for architects, a plug-in that will revolutionize how we visualize architectural projects in real-time 3D with photo-real illumination called LumenRT.

From the creators:

Thanks to LumenRT, architects no longer have to choose between high-quality images and real-time visualization: They can walk or fly through their designs and experience the true quality of light in fully interactive 3D!

LumenRT real-time environments can even be packaged into convenient, self-contained executables that can be run on any computer without requiring additional software.

This is what is going to be possible in real-time:

LumenRT will be built as a photo-realistic light simulator. We don’t know a release date yet, since the software is in developing stage, but from what you can see, it promises a lot, and surely will deliver based on e-on software experience.

So stay tuned, and keep learning every day.

Do you think this will ease your work with architectural visualization? Tell us your thoughts.

Filed Under: News Tagged With: architectural visualization, LumenRT, SketchUp

About Dan

Dan Fargo,the editor-in-chief of Archtopia, an online magazine dedicated to architects and designers.

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