Inspire Render software is a 3D conceptual rendering environment which empowers designers to swiftly create and evolve photorealistic
visualizations of forms. Inspire Render software is one of the very few 3D design products which supports both Windows and Mac OS X systems.
When you have a team where one person works on modeling while another works on materials, the Import and Apply Materials
function can be used to import the materials and automatically apply them to the corresponding geometry in the model.
This gives the team the flexibility to work simultaneously, so that the model can continue to be modified while the
materials are being created and applied.
Export selected objects to a common folder used to exchange data with other Altair products. For example, you can export a die design from Inspire Studio to Inspire Form to perform a stamping simulation.
The software saves versions of your objects as you create them, enabling you to return to an earlier stage of an object,
and modify or reuse the object from that stage.
Capture an image of a model. The background is white by default, but you can make it colored or transparent. Arrows
on curves are automatically turned off.
Inspire Render has three different tool belts to help you quickly access the tools you need to create highly realistic renderings.
You can use the tool belts with the default configuration of tools or you can customize the tool belts by adding and
removing tools as required.
Import a File
Open a previously saved scene and merge it with the current one.
Import and Apply Materials
When you have a team where one person works on modeling while another works on materials, the Import and Apply Materials function can be used to import the materials and automatically apply them to the corresponding geometry in the model. This gives the team the flexibility to work simultaneously, so that the model can continue to be modified while the materials are being created and applied.
Save a File
Save a scene, a bundle, selected objects, a selected model, or a Studio set. You can change the autosave settings and turn on Safe save.
Export to Exchange
Export selected objects to a common folder used to exchange data with other Altair products. For example, you can export a die design from Inspire Studio to Inspire Form to perform a stamping simulation.