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IDX Renditioner:The best productivity in photorealistic rendering for SketchUp

IDX Renditioner for Google SketchUp provides photorealistic rendering, and material and lighting control that is “one button” easy for novices, yet powerful enough for professionals.

IDX Renditioner supports large renderings of up to 16 mega-pixels. And it's fast: it supports multi-threading and takes advantage of multi-CPU machines.

Outstanding results can be easily obtained by adding finishes such as mirror, matte, or polish to material surfaces, adding lights and adjusting lighting properties, and simply rendering.

Renditioner is available for both Mac and PC.

Photorealistic rendering that’s easy enough for novices, powerful enough for professionals.

IDX Renditioner is a plug-in for Google SketchUp that provides high-quality photorealistic rendering – fast and easily. Renditioner works directly within SketchUp and lets you control the materials, advanced lighting components, environments, background images. Renditioner is “one button” easy with 3 render options of Preview, Standard and Presentation. It is simple enough for novices and yet powerful enough for professionals. Powerful features are optimized in a jargon free interface. Simplicity paired with speed and working directly in SketchUp, means you can achieve design visualization objectives more quickly. Renditioner offers 16 megapixel renderings for large-scale printing and powerful presentation of your designs.

Currently IDX Renditioner runs on Intel- and PowerPC-based Mac computers running OS/X 10.4 or later. It also requires SketchUp or SketchUp Pro versions 6.4.120 or later. A Windows PC version is under development, and will be released soon. Please check back toward the end of May. 

Using IDX Renditioner with Google SketchUp model.



In this example I modeled how an art gallery may look like with a painting of Thinus de Jong. SketchUp is perfect for the conceptual model of the gallery, but lacks the visual feedback that I wanted. IDX-Renditioner gave that to me.

 Original model in Google SketchUp before being rendered with IDX Renditioner