Getting Started with nXtRender

This video Tutorial, Getting Started with nXtRender, explains how quick and easy it is to add reflections and lights to a model. It goes over how to start up nXtRender, reviews the tool bar and reviews the final rendering.

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Video Tutorials

We have created a number of Video Tutorials which will help you get started.

nXtRender videos
IRender nXt videos
AccuRender nXt for Revit videos
RpTreeMaker videos

nXtRender videos

The first three are also useful for IRender nXt. The last is just for nXtRender
How to choose a renderer Ability to process SketchUp geometry. Ability to process SketchUp sun and other settings		First Exterior Rendering A simple, "first" rendering using default rendering settings. Download an exterior model from the Google 3D Warehouse and render it with the default settings.
Simple Rendering of an Object Default rendering with an object, rather than an exterior. Download a model from the Google 3D Warehouse and render it with the default settings.		Getting Started with nXtRender Assign reflection to materials Assign illumination to materials

IRender nXt videos

IRender nXt Features Reflections, Placing Lights, Lighting Presets, Bump Maps, Section Planes and Edge Lines.		Advanced IRender nXt Features Depth of Field, Lighting Channels, Material Editor, Material Libraries, Indirect Lighting, Panoramas .
Interior Lighting Basics Add lighting to a simple room Ceiling lights, floor lamp and turning an object into a light.		Lighting Channels Adjust lights quickly after rendering Adjust sun and sky illumination and shadows after rendering.
Rendering with Edge Lines Render the edge lines from your SketchUp model. Edge lines, which are usually displayed in SketchUp, can add important detail to your renderings.		Reflection Settings Reflectivity and Highlighting Reflection, Sharpness, Metallic, Glossy
Glass Transparency Thin and Thick Intensity, Refraction, Caustics, etc.