KeyShot 7 features a brand new Cloudy Plastic material that contains light-scattering particles to replicate complex, scientifically accurate materials such as Polycarbonate or ABS. More info on the Cloudy Plastic material here:...
How to Create an Animated Environment Effect in KeyShot
Have you had the chance to soaked your rendering in the euphoric simplicity of the KeyShot Animation system? Well, you probably know how you're able to make changes to materials and environments as you create the animation in real-time, bobbing your head to the beat...
Mastering Realistic Human Skin Rendering in KeyShot
Skin. It's porous. It's also translucent, sometimes smooth and often bumpy. It's also very challenging to render... but not with KeyShot. Keyshot 2.1 introduced translucent materials that allow real-time subsurface scattering and a fast, simple way to dial in...
KeyShot 3.1: The New, Extremely Fast Metallic Paint
With the new Metallic Paint Material in KeyShot 3.1, you can create the most realistic automotive renderings imaginable faster than ever and with complete control over the paint flake size and visibility. If you've seen what's new in KeyShot 3.1 you'll know this...
Creating an Exploded View Animation in KeyShot, Part 2
How would you love to rub 52 minutes of KeyShot exploding animated action all over your eyes? Yes? Well, you're in for a treat as Brian Townsend follows up the previous session on creating exploded view animations in KeyShot with Part TWO. Here, Brian breaks down...
Preview: Exploded View Animations. From KeyShot to After Effects
In the last webinar we showed you how to create an exploded view animation in SolidWorks. If you missed it, you can watch Part 1 here. In this second part we will be taking rendered frames into After Effects for some finishing work. We will discuss the benefit of...
How to Render Water in KeyShot (and Easily Create Bump Maps in After Effects)
Have you ever seen a rendering of water that looks so realistic your eyeballs start feeeling moist? It could be the tears of joy from seeing something so beautiful rendered in KeyShot (and it likely is) but it may also be from the desire you have to create a...
5 KeyShot 3D Rendering Goals to Ring in the New Year
Welcome to the New Year! 2012. Can you believe it? As you finish off those leftover bottles of champagne and bowls of black-eyed peas, thinking about illuminating your designs with a dazzling dose of KeyShot lighting environments, we want to pass along a few KeyShot...
Rendering SolidWorks Models Faster with KeyShot
If you use SolidWorks to model up some sweet design, there's an extremely easy approach to import SolidWorks models into KeyShot that will have you creating 3D renderings faster than you can imagine... even faster than setting up materials and using Photoview 360 to...
One Fabulous Power Tool Rendering in KeyShot (and All the Files too)
Power Tools. Hammer Drills. I tell ya what, you can't have enough incredible 3D renderings of drills. Am I right? You also can't have enough KeyShot files (.ksp) to show you how it's done. That's why we're grateful to Tim Feher who has been so kind as to share the...
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KeyShot 11 Now Available
Today, we're excited to bring you KeyShot 11. KeyShot 11 is a pivotal release aimed at advancements in making product visualization more accessible to design professionals around the world. The features in KeyShot 11 reinforce the focus of streamlining each aspect of...
Design Challenge: Yanko Design and BoAt – Win KeyShot, Lessons & More
We're teaming up with Yanko Design and boAt for the #DoWhatFloatsYourboAt Design Challenge. Enter for the opportunity to win a paid internship at boAt, a KeyShot Pro license, Offsite Design courses by Hector Silva, lessons on crowdfunding from Creator Club and a...
‘Two-part helmet that can be safely removed by EMTs’ declared winner of the YD x KeyShot Design Challenge
Among hundreds of entries for the YD x KeyShot Design Challenge that asked participants to redesign the Envoy Helmet to make it safer, Jonathan Hatch’s redesign presented a clever feature – a pair of pull-tabs that allowed the helmet to split into two, making it easy...