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Flamingo nXt 5 released
Flamingo nXt 5 was released on 19-February-2016. This release integrates Flamingo with the built-in Rhino Rendering interface RDK. This new version is a free upgrade for existing Flamingo nXt owners. For more infomation on other upgrade pricing go the the Buy page.
What is new or improved in this version?
- Integrate Flamingo with the Rhino rendering framework (RDK)
- Better real-time simulation in the viewport (Rendered view)
- Drag & Drop materials integrated with Rhino
- Supports Rhino mesh modifiers
- Removed duplicate interface elements between Flamingo and Rhino
- Use the built-in Rhino texture mapping tools
- Direct integration with native Rhino material libraries
- Familiar Flamingo material editor panels within the Rhino material editor.
- Supports multiple environments
- New 'Hybrid' render engine combines features of both the existing default and pathtracer engines. Previously the rendering artifacts left by the default renderer were severe shadows and effects early in a rendering. The Pathtracer was slower, but had fewer artifacts. The new Hybrid engine tries to strike a compromise between these two.
- FlamingoRT - an experimental, modeless render preview window. The RT window is constantly rendering as the model updates. Works in a low priority worker thread and updates when the referenced view is idle.
Flamingo nXt released
Flamingo nXt was released on 31-March-2012. This third major Flamingo release is based on completely new technology. Designed to provide the highest possible quality images with the minimal rendering technology expertise.
Flamingo nXt is also designed to minimize the time and effort required to set up a model for rendering.
OK, it is time to phase out Rhino v5, as v6 is better and faster in my world of modelling.
I have been very satisfied with the old Flamingo nXt renderer, and have over the years collected a library of more than 200 component blocks complete with material, texture, etc. Several of these blocks are over 100MB - and contain maaaany surfaces with material properties…
To my understanding, it is not possible (nor desirable?) to use old nXt with Rhino v6?
Also, the material definition is completely re-written, so old nXt materals can’t be re-used, so this is what I understand I need to do:
- Make a new “personal” nXt 5.5 material library (not required, but convenient)
- Create the materials I need (around 30-40)
- Make a nXt 5.5 copy of my Block library
- Open each individual 3dm-file, and assign a nXt 5.5 material to each surface as required
- Save file
- Use updated block in my assembly
- Render, using nXt 5.5
This is of course tediouos work, and I really need to do this as efficient as possible!
The only instruction/tutorial I can find on this, is the “Getting started” video on the Flamingo website, with the fishing rod.
Is anybody aware of other instructions/documentation/tutorials than the above mentioned video, and the Help-file? Preferably video, as these are (or can be) close to hands-on instruction
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