First will be a collection of approximately 1,000 Revit Components. We’re working to expand our content offering beyond RPC. We’ve also begun working with 3rd party Sketchup rendering partners such as Podium and VRay to ensure smooth workflows. There are still a few things to get sorted out but we’ll be releasing this to existing customers for beta testing soon. If you haven’t stopped by the recently relaunched ArchVision Labs site you may have missed the news that we’ve been working on an RPC Plug-in for Sketchup! Been a long time coming but it was worth the wait. If you missed AIA don’t miss RTC so you can see it for yourself! Your RPCs in Revit have never looked better than when they’re rendered with VRay.
Our teams have been working together closely to make sure your RPCs flow through seamlessly. If you were in Atlanta last month for the AIA annual convention and expo I’m sure you were as blown away as I was at Chaos Groups preview of VRay for Revit. On the RPC front we’ll soon have a new update for Entourage Workshop that includes Autodesk Cloud Rendering support, support for RPC Planting families, and a new option for making 2D RPC geometry face the camera in Revit. Not content (see what I did there) with resting on our laurels the team at ArchVision has been working feverishly on some exciting new developments. I’m pleased to announce that ArchVision is a Silver Sponsor of the 2015 Revit Technology Conference (RTC) in both North America and Europe where we’ll be showcasing some of our newest developments in late July (Washington, DC USA) and October (Budapest, Hungary).
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