With a selection made, the user will now see the option to ‘Invert Selection’ in the right-click context menu for both the Real-time View and the Project Scene Tree. If a change in either of these is detected, the user will now see an in-view indicator button to quickly regenerate the geometry and/or HDRI. When an update is made to a geometry shader, such as a displacement, flake, or bubble setting, or when an HDRI is changed, and an update is required, the user needs to regenerate the model and/or environment to see the result. This provides a higher quality result for printing which requires a higher level of tonal variation. Set to a CMYK color profile, an 8-bit image has 256 tones per color, where a 16-bit image contains 65,536 tonal values. A 16-bit image contains more tones per color channel than a typical 8-bit image. The top features in KeyShot 8.1 include: 16-bit PSD Outputġ6-bit PSD output is now available for still images, animation frames, and configurator output. You can view the complete KeyShot 8.1 Release Notes here. KeyShot 8.1 follows quickly on the heels of that release to introduce 16-bit PSD output, in-view indicators for geometry shader, full-resolution HDRI update, in-app problem reporting, and invert selection capabilities, along with many other improvements and bug fixes.
It was a pivotal release introducing features like displacement mapping, bubbles, and flakes, a unique approach to creating cutaways, volumetric materials including volume caustics, interactive image color and intensity curve adjustments and so many great updates. Just over a month ago, we brought you KeyShot 8. This new version focuses on stability and feature updates along with new usability features to improve output, issue reporting, and the visual creation workflow.
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