Functional Value

DSPBR 25x Update
• Thin-Film Interface
Take advantage of the new feature to showcase products with precise material appearance in 3D. This optical effect, where a material's surface shifts color when viewed or lit from different angles (similar to the colors seen in soap bubbles and oil slicks) is commonly applied in industries for creating anti-reflective coatings, interference filters for cameras, and enhancing paint colors.

• Translucency Color
Control the color of diffusely transmitted light to achieve realistic lighting effects. This feature is useful not only for thin materials but also for volumetric objects with subsurface scattering and short scattering distances. In automotive design, for example, this technology enhances ambient lighting quality by accurately simulating how light interacts with translucent decorative panels, creating a more realistic result.

Variant Editor
The Variant Editor has undergone several user experience improvements. It now features intuitive controls for a more practical workflow, a revamped UI design for better visual appeal, and a well-structured layout that boosts productivity.

• Exposed ENOVIA option sets for package build up
• Selection support to identify all objects related to a variant or option
• Refactored edit section simplifies variant creation including Drag & Drop
• New editor to define package variants actions with a intuitive table view

User Experience Value

Users now benefit from the revamped Variant Editor interface, which greatly simplifies the creation and management of material variants and packages. Additionally, the latest DSPBR material updates ensure exceptional accuracy and realism, bringing your product’s materials to life in 3D.