Transparent background (great for saving as PNG).

Stereo Vision (crossed-eye, no glasses required).

Model viewer (rotate, pan, zoom as in Sketchup).

Grass & Fur real time preview and generation.

It can also use slaves by installing Raylectron on remote computers further increasing the rendering speed. Raylectron utilize all the CPU cores and threads (user selectable) to render as fast as possible. Caustics are also real, not fake or simulated. Shadows are not fake or simulated like 'Soft shadows'. Any materials can produce different effects, such as reflection (like mirror), refraction (like glass), transparency, glossiness, shininess, bump maps, normal maps and background images. The sun, the sky, environment maps and any materials set as a light source (emitter) with settings for the power and coverage angle. There are also four types of light source. Raylectron already contain just about all the settings to fine tune the output, therefore, no further processing by other software is required. Depending on the scene being rendered, one can use ray-tracing with true shadows, path-tracing with or without direct illumination and photon-mapping, each creating a unique effect. Raylectron provide the user with three different rendering modes. Raylectron has the ability to easily render 3D models made in Google/Trimble Sketchup into a photo-realistic image.

Professional artists, hobbyist or anyone who creates 3D designs and wishes to turn their models into photorealism presentations, and/or to view their models in 3D stereo as if they were real, now have the opportunity to use Raylectron. However, the output is very plain and lack realism such as reflection, lights and real shadows to name a few.

JanuTrimble Sketchup 3D design software is one of the fastest growing 3D graphic software in the industry.

Raylectron lighting tutorial