Thanks I recently took the official photorealistic rendering using Solidworks and pv360 and I can relate all what you're saying. Thanks for the insight
It's good lesson for beginners like me. I am very glad to find a good theory on Rendering. Thank you for it. I am very much eagerly waiting for some live rendering lesson. Hope you will upload soon. thank you once again.
@@davidaIano Unfortunately, I won't be covering Photoview any more. By now it's terribly outdated. I highly recommend switching to Visualize if you have that included. Otherwise, Keyshot is the easiest to use and best paid alternative. Blender is also worth your time and is free, but won't give you fast results.
Unfortunately, no. Seeing the progression of rendering tools, I don't recommend the Photoview 360 rendering engine any more. However, the ideas outlined in this video translate between most render engines: Photoview, Visualize, Keyshot, Blender (cycles / Eevee), ... I highly recommend to check those out first.
sai naveen krishna I am working on it! If you want to get along with the settings, you can have a look at the tutorials online that you can find already.. Now with the new Visualise engine i still have some work on revising the new vid, but, will be online soon! Thanks for the comment!
Hi! I recommend choosing a value between 18 and 80 mm (or orthographic). Going lower than 18 gives great distortion, going above 80 has so little perspective it's better to use orthographic. Of course, Creative freedom is still yours!
That's an awefully specific question. I wouldn't recommend Photoview360 these days, to anyone. try Visualise, keyshot, or if you're looking for more functionality, Blender.
Ooh pretty sure i've lost it, but feel free to take notes. Video is outdated but the basics still count. Main thing that's changed - check out the Stepper add-on.
I was planning to make that video, on photoview 360. However, visualize came along (of which I am no fan). Basically everything in this video is applicable to most render software. I try to explain why some settings are important; to find the actual buttons to click on I refer to each renderer's community. You should find what you're looking for when googling the terms I used + your software's name...
@@3Dpilot what i meant was that i was hoping to find in your video how to render inside solidworks. Im trying out SolidWorks and wanted to know the steps to render a part. Maybe its the title of the video that's confusing, perhaps something like "Considerations before Rendering" or "What to know before rendering". Anyhow, thanks for your video. Cheers!
Thanks I recently took the official photorealistic rendering using Solidworks and pv360 and I can relate all what you're saying. Thanks for the insight
It's good lesson for beginners like me. I am very glad to find a good theory on Rendering. Thank you for it. I am very much eagerly waiting for some live rendering lesson. Hope you will upload soon. thank you once again.
I'm glad you found it useful! Cheers :)
Very grateful for this video, thank you
Glad I could help!
@@3Dpilot can you post a part 2 please?
@@davidaIano Unfortunately, I won't be covering Photoview any more. By now it's terribly outdated. I highly recommend switching to Visualize if you have that included. Otherwise, Keyshot is the easiest to use and best paid alternative. Blender is also worth your time and is free, but won't give you fast results.
Great video thanks! Looking forward to part 2...
Glad you like it! Part 2 will be more of a practical example... But i wanted to get the 'WHY's out first, before the 'HOW's. Thanks for the comment!
Thanks a lot..wating for next part
Where is the second part sir
Great video, thanks !!! A lot of work done
Thanks for the comment!
Great!
Nicely done video! Did you ever produce the follow-up rendering video?
Unfortunately, no. Seeing the progression of rendering tools, I don't recommend the Photoview 360 rendering engine any more. However, the ideas outlined in this video translate between most render engines: Photoview, Visualize, Keyshot, Blender (cycles / Eevee), ... I highly recommend to check those out first.
Really good advice
Erg duidelijk gappie ;)
thanks for sharing. It's useful for me
Happy to help!
Very good tutorial thanks
Thanks a lot!!
really helpful video. Thanks for sharing
You are very welcome! Cheers!
great work! much thank.
You're very welcome, thanks for the comment!
Academic Tutorial.... Thank you Alot
Where is part 2?
I'm using Solidworks 2021, I don't see the "Round sharp edges" in the illumination tab
Perhaps you are using the newer Visualize render engine, rather than the (very outdated) Photoview 360?
I am very much interested in 2 part of render in solidwork
sai naveen krishna I am working on it! If you want to get along with the settings, you can have a look at the tutorials online that you can find already.. Now with the new Visualise engine i still have some work on revising the new vid, but, will be online soon! Thanks for the comment!
9:48, did he just say use a in between 18, and 18? (subtitled) based on the 50 mm i'm guessing he meant 80 correct?
Hi!
I recommend choosing a value between 18 and 80 mm (or orthographic). Going lower than 18 gives great distortion, going above 80 has so little perspective it's better to use orthographic. Of course, Creative freedom is still yours!
Please send any information on it sir
do you have a tutorial to show how to render a realistic gold coin
That's an awefully specific question. I wouldn't recommend Photoview360 these days, to anyone. try Visualise, keyshot, or if you're looking for more functionality, Blender.
Nice videos hope u best keep going
Hey man, thanks for the support!
Amazing video. what are the odds that you can share the presentation with me? :)
Ooh pretty sure i've lost it, but feel free to take notes. Video is outdated but the basics still count. Main thing that's changed - check out the Stepper add-on.
@@lucasvandorpe6675 thanks man, there are great basics here. anyway, as of 2024, photoview 360 is discontinued in solidworks
You're so cute
part 2 pleaaaseee
I'm working on it! Thanks for the comment!
Nice Video!
Waiting for Part 2!
Where is the “how to” render? You are just explaining elements about a render
I was planning to make that video, on photoview 360. However, visualize came along (of which I am no fan). Basically everything in this video is applicable to most render software. I try to explain why some settings are important; to find the actual buttons to click on I refer to each renderer's community. You should find what you're looking for when googling the terms I used + your software's name...
@@3Dpilot what i meant was that i was hoping to find in your video how to render inside solidworks. Im trying out SolidWorks and wanted to know the steps to render a part. Maybe its the title of the video that's confusing, perhaps something like "Considerations before Rendering" or "What to know before rendering". Anyhow, thanks for your video. Cheers!
I understand the confusion. I hope you find a step by step guide, that'll help you, especially if you're new to this. Cheers, I wish you the best!