They are unsure about Vectorworks 2019 to Artlantis 7. I have found that some wall component classes from VW aren't transposing properly to Artlantis 7 through the 6.5 route.Īrtlantis has stated in their forum that they will not be providing an update to the 2018 exporter for native Artlantis 7. Plus when you make changes to your Vectorworks model and want to updated the Atlantis file, it again will only export as a 6.5 and your working file is now a Artlantis 7 file. Of course you can open an Artlantis 6.5 file in 7 but I do not know if there are enough differences between those two releases to cause problem. When you download the latest add on from Artlantis, it natively only exports to Artlantis 6.5. (Note: those further down the page were added in version 6.As being someone who dabbles in Artlantis, I had recently found out that Artlantis 7 is not totally compatible with Vectorworks 2018, as there is no exporter provided by Artlantis that exports from Vectorworks 2018 to Artlantis 7. Read a full list of new features in Artlantis 6.5 on Abvent’s website The Render edition, designed for still images, costs €500 (around $590) the Studio edition, which adds support for animations and panoramas, costs €990 ($1,065). The update also makes it possible to export Artlantis projects to real-time visualisation tool TwinMotion, which Abvent acquired with original developer KA-RA in 2015.Ībvent 6.5 is available now for Windows and Mac.
There is also a new Draft render mode for previews and other situations when speed is more critical than image quality and a new render manager for launching distributed renders across a local network. The first major update to the software since Abvent 6.0 was released just under two years ago, Abvent 6.5 adds a handful of new rendering features, including a physical sky system for more photorealistic output. Abvent has released Artlantis 6.5, the latest version of its architectural rendering software, adding a physical sky system, a new render manager, and the option to export projects to Twinmotion.
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