Posts Tagged ‘RailClone’
RailClone2 is being released today by iToo Software, the makers of Forest Pack. It is a completely revamped version of the plugin, introducing a new approach to parametric modeling in architectural visualization. Celebrating this release in collaboration with IToo Software, I’m happy to offer all my followers a 20% discount coupon for one week only… starting now.
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iToo Software has introduced their 2012 showreel, featuring remarkable works by their many users of ForestPack and RailClone. Check out and enjoy the video. Congrats to all the artists being featured in it!
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Congratulations to Kcpr Raffael & Mateusz Grzybowski for winning the iToo Software Image Submit Giveaway!. Like Day & Night, besides the obvious, they also contrast in architectural nature – Urban vs. Rural. Both of them make use of Forest Pack but Kcpr also used RailClone for paving and curbs all around the neighborhood. Big thanks to iToo Software sponsoring this giveaway and to all who took part in it… see you in the next one!
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Long time blog & challenges sponsor, iToo Software, created a very nice RailClone generated glass buildings 3d urban landscape scene that showcases how you can create full parametric buildings form a set of basic elements. You can download now the RailClone “Glass Buildings” scene, ready to render on 3DS Max 2010 or higher, starting with Forest Pack Lite 3.6, RailClone Lite 1.3 and either VRay or Mental Ray.
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3D World sure got it right, twice. iToo Software and I did not expect anything like the image Nicolas Richelet (newke) has submitted to the RailClone miniCHALLENGE and it is a great cover image. In the article, Nicolas describes the process of creating his image which got him the 2nd place in the end. I ordered that issue just now – Got to see this in print!
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The RailClone miniCHALLENGE Winners have been selected! Big thanks to iToo Software for sponsoring this event and for all the participants who took RailClone for a spin and created great work with it.
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