Imports Moving Constraints: You can import multiple mate constraints (i.e. Publish to YouTube, Mobile or the CloudĪlternate Views: Showcase has an alternate views section that you can alternate views and by clicking on each view, dynamically change what the visualisation looks like.Īlternate Views – Realistic Style (No Ray Tracing).So if you want to do Photorealistic images and movies, both are a great choice. Live Linking – Change 3D Model without affecting the scene’s applied settings.Exploded View Animations (This feature requires Keyshot Animation).Modify Lighting, Textures & Materials in Real Time.Publish Still Renders in Unlimited Pixel Resolution.Produce HDRI – High Dynamic Range Images.Autodesk Showcase is bundled with any Autodesk Design Suite.īroadly Speaking, both of these Visualisation Software’s can: There are cheaper versions of Keyshot, with limited features starting at $995, but these two listed above seem to be the most comparable. Autodesk Showcase with 1 Year Subscription $1950 Incl.To date, pricing for Showcase and the comparable version Keyshot Pro + Animation are: What Keyshot does that Showcase doesn’tīeing an Aussie, I’m only exposed to AUD pricing.

What Showcase does that Keyshot doesn’t.Without getting bogged in the details, let’s look at: Keyshot has been an great choice for users of 3D CAD packages because it’s easy to use, provides plug-ins, has the visualisation capabilities that most CAD vendors do not offer and it’s affordable too, but how does it stack up to Showcase? Showcase, once a $40k platform, is now an affordable HDRI Visualisation tool, but is it as good as Keyshot? It opens all major CAD formats, has Kiosk features via the web or ipad, updating scene’s if the model changes without loss of work, photo-realistic rendering and animation capabilities.

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