Viz4D Integrations

Design delightfully. Collaborate clearly. Build better buildings. The joy of drawing by hands. The ease and sophistication of 3D modeling software. Build sustainable buildings. Change the world. Hundreds of professionally-developed extensions at your fingertips. 3D Design. Document in 2D. Make your work easier. Your team and the 3D community will benefit from efficiency. Technology can make a great idea shine.

3ds Max is a powerful and flexible tool that allows you to create high-quality designs with complete artistic control. Create massive worlds in games. Visualize high-quality architectural renderings. Finely model interiors and objects. Animation and VFX can bring characters and features to life. The Arnold renderer is a rich experience that can handle complex characters, scenes, or effects. You can save time by using centralized creative tools to interactively mix light, color, and apply lens effects to the rendered image. With intuitive controls and an artist-friendly user interface, you can work faster. You can quickly create high-quality renders and variations and iterate faster. 3ds Max allows you to automate your workflow, which means you can spend more time on creativity. 3ds Max can be used as a compute engine for scaling content production. Accessible APIs make it easier to extend the built-in workflows.

Chaos® Corona was the first renderer designed specifically for architectural visualization. You can achieve photorealism more easily than with other rendering software by being an artist and not a technician. Chaos Corona's strongest feature is its usability. The rendering setup is as easy as pressing "Render". Corona is easy to learn and most users fall in love within a day. We want to make Chaos Corona as affordable and accessible as possible to as many people, without compromising its development and features. As a Corona customer, you're backed by the award winning Chaos family. Chaos tools will enhance your rendering capabilities and integrate seamlessly with your favorite render engines. Workflow is easier and creativity is greater with the control of channels affected by Decals, cameras working within volumes, improved DOF highlights and Caustics.

OpenGL ES for Web. WebGL is a cross platform, royalty-free web standard that provides a low-level 3D graphics API based upon OpenGL ES. It is exposed to ECMAScript via HTML5 Canvas. WebGL is a Shader-based API that uses GLSL. Developers who are familiar with OpenGL ES 2.0 can recognize it as a Shader API using GLSL. It has constructs that are semantically identical to the underlying OpenGL ES API. It is very similar to the OpenGL ES specification with some concessions for what developers want from memory-managed languages like JavaScript. WebGL 1.0 exposes OpenGL ES 2.0 features; WebGL 2.0 exposes OpenGL ES 3.0 API. WebGL provides plugin-free 3D for the web. It is integrated directly into the browser. The WebGL Working Group includes major browser vendors Apple (Safari), Google Chrome, Microsoft (Edge), Mozilla (Firefox), and Microsoft (Edge). Google Groups and StackOverflow discussions about developing with WebGL.