Renderin 2.1.3 for Sketchup 2015 Mac OS X

Render[in] is fully-integrated into SketchUp and uses the same settings, so learning how to create high-definition renderings is fast and easy. Once the model is ready, Render[in] brings designs to life, by offering realistic additions like a 3D sky, four types of clouds, and modifiable lighting sources. Render[in] also offers additional texture settings to choose from, like specular reflection and shininess, and auto-bump for materials.

Render[in] gives you even more texture settings to choose from, like specular reflection and shininess, and auto-bump for materials. Render[in] gives you the high-definition, realistic renderings you’ve been looking for, in a powerful, easy-to-use application.

Render[in] users can:
- quickly create a high definition rendering with no size limitation
- use existing SketchUp parameters and add new ones
- create a photo-realistic project environment (water, sand, grass) and a 3D sky with clouds
- create artificial light sources
- see the final result in a real-time radiosity preview window

NEW RADIOSITY ENGINE
Just as in photography, the respect of color is essential in rendering. Render[in] 2’s new radiosity engine improves images for a better perception of colors, textures, and materials. Thanks to both the ISO and Shutter parameters, it is now easier than ever to fine-tune a scene’s lighting. In addition to these quality improvements, Render(in) 2 is faster than ever. The average is TWO times faster.

NEW NEON LIGHTING
As you know, Render[in] allows you to add spotlights and point lights to your SketchUp model…and Render[in] 2 now offers more… neon lighting! Simply change the “light emitting” parameter of the material to enlight your scene.

IVISIT3D PANORAMAS
Create a true, virtual tour inside your project with multi-node panoramas. Everything needed for viewing panoramas on your website is automatically created by Render[in].

NEW BACKGROUND IMAGE
Do you use SketchUp’s photo match feature? Want to add a background picture to your Render[in] image? Render[in] 2 lets you add a background image to your rendering. It’s so easy!

BUMP MAPPING
With Render(in) 1 only an auto-bump was use with texture. Now you can import the image you want, just select it on your hard drive, and you get the relief you want on your model.

AND MORE…
- Modify the infinite ground altitude in the environment palette;
- Export your SketchUp file with all the rendering parameters added in Render[in] 2 directly to Artlantis 4
- Render your image in PSD file with all the rendering information of the different layers.



Requirements: Requires SketchUp 2015
Home Page - http://www.renderin.com/