Tag: realtime rendering

Maxon is expanding Redshift for Archviz with a new integration for Autodesk Revit and a beta version for Graphisoft Archicad. The goal is simple: bring real-time, photorealistic visualization directly into BIM workflows, reducing the need for exports, file management, and external rendering tools.

Twinmotion 2025.1 Preview 2 brings enhanced rendering tools, refining real-time visualization with optimized Lumen and Path Tracing systems. Developed by Epic Games, this latest update improves lighting, reflections, and overall performance, making Twinmotion even more powerful for architecture, urban design, and automotive rendering.

UNIGINE SDK 2.19.1 update introduces significant features and improvements for developers. This new update mark an important step for real time, simulation, virtual reality, industrial visualization and immersive training with a multithreaded DX12 render that uses at its full potential the CPU, significantly increasing FPS and improving the performance of all the supported platforms.

Marmoset Toolbag 5 is a comprehensive program for 3D artists, modelers, and texture artists seeking high-quality, fast results. It supports every stage of the creative process, from map baking to photorealistic rendering and real-time texturing. Known for its versatility, Toolbag is a digital Swiss army knife that enables efficient and precise work across various artistic workflows.

Developers of Unigine - real-time 3d rendering engine - have released Unigine 2.7.3 update with improved texture and geometry import, sky rendering and environment probes, better placement tools, rendering improvements ad VR optimizations.

Today Amazon released Lumberyard - free, cross-platform, 3D game engine based on CryEngine, available for download with full source code provided.

All secrets of creating a realtime architectural walkthrough in the exclusive interview with CG generalist and level designer Benoît Dereau

On October 10, 2015 developers of the UNIGINE game engine announced the release of it's version 2.0 with major improvements.

On August 31st 2015 Unreal Engine developers brought to the market the release of huge update pack for the software. This updates include hundreds different features connected to collision, particle system, archi-viz applications and many many other.

With this post we would like to start a discussion about the use of realtime "videogame" technologies for architectural animations created with Unity or Unreal Engine.