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Check with Artlantis that their export plugin is compatible with the M1 processor. You can also try running SketchUp with Rosetta.
Note too that ArtLantis can open a SKP file directly without a plugin (probably you must save as an older sketchup version).
So you make a model and then import it into artlantis, then do the texturing, lighting, and possibly camera setup there, then render. and it's not a single frame rendering, so still images (or the more unique printed image) isn't really what the program is designed for? or still images from artlantis are just as good as from anywhere else? can you do animations so you can sort of present to a group, or is it just an interactive thing where your audience may have to be somehow involved?
i use 3dmax and mental ray because i'm old. my office is switching to sketchup because it's better (?). i'd like to try out cryengine or something like that, but i just haven't prioritized it. i've messed with bethesda's creation kit but didn't dive too deep before that also slipped into a low priority (i have an awesome tardis for skyrim though).
i think from the discussions above you can start to understand that artlantis has some drawbacks. you can try vray instead, which may or may not be a stronger solution for the specific problem you are looking to solve. ultimately, it will be best to spend the next few years learning at least a little bit about the various options, picking one or two to focus on, and then posting (often anonymously) on internet forums about how your solution and your workflow is better than everyone else's. :)
i make a model in 3dmax, and then mental ray is a plug-in that comes standard with the software. so, it's really just make a model and add materials, lighting, cameras, and everything else. it's all in one package. i can change any of those without effecting the others. for that reason, i would advocate using a program with an integrated renderer or use a plugin (v-ray should be available as a plug-in for sketchup, so same process but i'm not speaking from experience) instead of a stand-alone product.
2. texture and light model in same software. textures are modified in photoshop during this phase, too. (optional, trees and people can be added here. it's somewhat easy with sketchup, but it taxes the renderer in ways i don't like. others i work with prefer this method.)
Material IDs from render tools (I know these for example from Artlantis Render or RenderIn as well) always output this pixel image without AA. In this case, this must be without AA, so a selection always functions precisely contoured. (In practice, this works better the higher the resolution is, of course.) By the way, you can also render these IDs natively from SketchUp without AA. - Or you use the plugin SU-CH which automates the many styles settings, e.g. also for shadow or hidden line etc.
To avoid using a standard exchange file format between your modeler and Artlantis, and losing information, Abvent has developed specific plugins for ArchiCAD, Rhinoceros 5, VectorWorks , Autodesk Revit, SketchUp and Arc + that are freely available on Artlantis.com. This direct link between your modeler and Artlantis offers a double advantage -- send more detailed information while allowing you to synchronize the updated files.
Figure 4Feasibility studies of the project using ARmedia plugins for SketchUp and 3DSmax on iPhone devicesFigure 4 Feasibility studies of the project using ARmedia plugins for SketchUp and 3DSmax on iPhone devices
In addition, students were asked to assess two different visual styles: a realistically shaded model and a NPR shaded model. The fist had a more life-like appearance, incorporating lighting and shadowing, but required more effort to produce (using the ARmedia plugin for 3DStudio) and resulted in models with needed more hardware resources, while the second did not require texturing and rendering and could be more easily produced using SketchUp.
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