Get ready to feel festive? Check out this holiday post in the 3DEXCITE User Community:

And I hear: So why are you posting this here, Matthew?

To answer, DSBPR material is not just available with 3DEXCITE apps but is also integrated in SOLIDWORKS Visualize.

From the original post:

<a data-predicate="ds6w:what" data-type="internal" contenteditable="false" class="s6m-tag-link s6m-link">DSPBR</a> stands for <strong><u>D</u></strong>assault <u><strong>S</strong></u>ystèmes <u><strong>P</strong></u>hysically <u><strong>B</strong></u>ased <u><strong>R</strong></u>enderer. It is an easy-to-use, renderer-independent, PBR material model for a large variety of industry use-cases, ranging from high-performance VR applications to high-quality GI renderings. The DSPBR material technology is backed by the <a data-predicate="ds6w:what" data-type="internal" contenteditable="false" class="s6m-tag-link s6m-link">STELLAR</a> render engine. <br />
For the edition of Material Appearance with DSPBR on the <strong>3D</strong>EXPERIENCE platform, you need one of the applications: CATIA Rendering Scene Design, CATIA Live Rendering, 3DEXCITE Creative Experience, 3DEXCITE xStudio. 
<br />DSPBR is also integrated in some stand-alone software by Dassault Systèmes, such as: Deltagen or SOLIDWORKS Visualize. 

Take a moment to check it out and happy holidays, all!