In the first half of this year, KeyShot was updated to version 11.2.0.102, introducing numerous new features and enhancements. Let’s take a quick look at what’s new!
New Features:
– Added a scene name text field in the upload dialog of the KeyShot web browser.
– Introduced script-based rendering for CMF documents.
– Implemented detection for headless and GUI-only functions used in Python scripts.
– Added an “Enable experimental functionality” checkbox in the preferences.
– Improved texture quality when changing the resolution of 3D drawings.
– Included Pantone 2022 color support.
– On macOS, applications can now choose to run KeyShot using the arm64 architecture.
Improvements:
– Dragging materials onto objects in real-time view now delivers better performance.
– Added support to retain normals after mesh simplification.
– Enhanced 3D file reading support:
- CATIA V5: V5-6R2022 (R32)
- Parasolid: Version 34.1
- UG NX: NX 2007, 2008, 2011, 2015
– Added support for importing Maya 2023 files.
– Upgraded Qt framework to version 6.2.4.
– Improved handling of JWT errors.
– Added buttons in the upload dialog to access your cloud page and refresh the remaining cloud storage display.
– Added support for retaining UV coordinates after mesh simplification.
– Optimized keyframe animation operations for faster performance without blocking real-time rendering.
– Simplified the upload process by removing the need to package files before uploading.
– Fixed incorrect bump map imports in glTF/glb files.
– Added support for binary data embedded in glTF files.
– Localized scene content now requires resource folders.
Finally, various bug fixes were made. Since they are not the focus of this overview, please visit the official website for more details.
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