Maxwell for Revit Poll by Next Limit

[SkiSouth]

Here's our chance. Victor has a poll running, and REVIT is a software choice for a link to Maxwell. Please voice your opinion.

http://www.maxwellrender.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1741

[narlee]

Yes, yes. Everyone please vote. Archicad & others are putting in their votes and will gain priority to this awsome renderer.

Geof Narlee.

[beegee]

I've voted.

Note that you'll need to register in the forum, before you can vote.

Revit is at 8% --- I'm sure we can do better than that team !

[SkiSouth]

Maxwell runs as a plugin (like Vray and Brazil) for max and Viz. They are also designing a free standing version. I would expect this to be the link to Revit. While Sketchup is a good program, it STILL requires a Revit rvt-> dwg to link. Lets go for a RVT to maxwell direct!

[Roger Evans]

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I am amazed that Inventor is so far behind

[beegee]

I suspect the average Inventor user is not too concerned with a high end render.

Its being used to design parts and equipment generally.

[Roger Evans]

My son uses Inventor for product design ~ I suspect he would find Maxwell very useful
especially for client presentations

As Regards Revit & Maxwell ~ While I think there is huge benefit for us if Maxwell could be easily used ~ I would still prefer a Render Program to allow more impressionism than realism ~ I am finding I get more turned on by the simple shaded views such as posted recently than by a good Accurender Image

[SkiSouth]

Keep up the good work, but we're still way behind sketchup.

[hand471037]

My son uses Inventor for product design ~ I suspect he would find Maxwell very useful
especially for client presentations

Doesn't Inventor have a pretty decent looking rendering toolset? or are all of those nice images they have on the Inventor product page done with Max?

[Roger Evans]

He gets very good images but I think Maxwell would give it more of an edge