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The Next Limit development team is pleased to announce the availability of Maxwell 5 version 5.1.0 for SketchUp. This product has been designed for rendering in SketchUp with a Maxwell toolbar. It brings you advanced Maxwell Render technology in a simple package.

The Next Limit development team is pleased to announce the availability of Maxwell 5 version 5.1.500 (5.1.6.0) for Rhino. This product has been designed for rendering in Rhino with a Maxwell toolbar. It brings you advanced Maxwell Render technology in a simple package.

Next Limit has released Maxwell 5.1, the next major update to its physically based renderer, adding Substance Painter Assistant, a new tool for streamlining the process of converting the texture maps generated by Adobe’s 3D painting tool into Maxwell materials.

The Next Limit development team is pleased to announce the availability of Maxwell 5 version 5.0.502 (5.0.6.3) for Rhino. This product has been designed for rendering in Rhino with a Maxwell toolbar. It brings you advanced Maxwell Render technology in a simple package.

A unique fluids and body dynamics software package which allows you to simulate anything from a single drop of water to a massive wave crashing across a beach.

Rhino and Maxwell blend into each other seamlessly following the same logic. Transitioning from Rhino to Maxwell is a no brainer as virtually everything on Maxwell is exactly where you would expect it to be on Rhino. Take your Rhino creations to the ultimate level with Maxwell rendering.

The Next Limit development team is pleased to announce the availability of Maxwell 5 version 5.1.0 for Autodesk 3ds Max. This product has been designed for rendering in Autodesk 3ds Max with a Maxwell toolbar. It brings you advanced Maxwell Render technology in a simple package.

Maxwell | Cinema 4D offers seamless integration, allowing you to work comfortably within the Cinema 4D interface. This product has been specifically designed for rendering in Cinema 4D with a simple yet comprehensive Maxwell toolbar.

Among rendering die-hards, the name “Maxwell” has long been synonymous with jaw-dropping realism. Maxwell Render’s makers have offered a SketchUp-to-Maxwell solution for a few years, but it required modelers to have access to Maxwell Render Suite—the full, standalone version. For SketchUppers on a budget (or who only need to make the occasional rendering), this wasn’t an ideal arrangement.

You know light has the power to transform spaces. Use the best rendering engine to experiment with a photorealistic illumination, and feel the warmth of the Californian sunset in your project from your screen. Maxwell for Archicad: the merging point of Real and Virtual.