Products and Services
Artlantis Family
Artlantis technology is available in two main versions, offering a product line suited to different needs and practices. While Artlantis Render is designed more for those who seek very high quality rendering (architects, interior designers, urban planners, landscapers, exhibition organizers, exhibitors, etc.), Artlantis Studio, on the other hand, provides the ideal tool for anyone who wants very high resolution rendering not only for images, but for animation or VR panoramas as well.
See for yourself how powerful a presentation tool Artlantis could be for you through these short, online tutorial/demo clips.
To complement the standard library, Abvent offers CD-ROMs called Media with theme collections designed specially for Artlantis by industry partners or independent designers. These provide a multitude of materials, textures and objects that you can use for yoursynthesis images (for Macintosh and Windows).
Demo Version
Click here to download the free demo version of Artlantis Render and Studio!
Books
Artlantis Render & Studio The Missing Book:
Artlantis Render & Studio "The Missing Book" can be ordered at www.objectsonline.com , or from the Graphisoft distributor partners. More information about the book.
More information
Interoperability with ArchiCAD
Free add-on connection for ArchiCAD 11 and Artlantis Render/Studio 2.0
This add-on supports and automatically recognizes English, German, French, Spanish and Italian operating systems. If you install it on any other language system, it will run in English. The installer runs in English on every operating systems, independently of the regional and language settings. Click the icon to start downloading the installer. Before installing, please download and read the Readme file.
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| Last modified: | 20-05-2008 | 13-05-2008 | ||
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Readme for |
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Image credits: Vörösmarty tér 1, Budapest, Hungary. Architect: György Fazakas, Consultant architect: Jean Paul Viguier. Rendering: Frédéric Blanc, Abvent.
