New display mode support

[Hussein_Hassan_Awada]

Can someone help me in achieving this kind of display view mode, help! i found it and its very cool.

[jessesn (Jessesn Chen)]

@Hussein_Hassan_Awada

Can someone help me in achieving this kind of display view mode, help! i found it and its very cool.

Try adding a directional light in the default rendered display mode, and the effect is as follows.

[jeremy5 (Jeremy)]

Also, check out this thread: Share your custom viewport modes here

[Rhino_Bulgaria (Bobi)]

Perhaps the Rendered 4 and Rendered 5 display modes posted here may help you achieve similar looks. Note that if you play with the “Shadows” settings you can get a closer look at the cost of a heavily reduced framerate. You can also hide the isocurves if you wish. Both display modes are primarily made for modeling, hence the isocurves are visible, and the shadow quality is optimized for fast framerate.

Share your custom viewport modes here

Rendered 3 was previously posted here, but it was an old display mode and now I figured out that its 3 pixels thick lines and isocurves look ugly with Windows scaling set to 200% (which I use on my 4K screen now). This is why, I upload an alternative Rendered 3 display mode with curves and isocurves thickness set to 1 that look way better with Windows scaling. If you run a native 4K screen resolution with Windows scaling set to 100%, you may consider increasing the thickness of the curves and is…

[skysurfer]

This it looks really more a rendering than a viewport preview.
The smoothness of the shadows aren’t achivable with just a opengl preview.
It also looks like there’s a ground floor reflection, another things Rhino won’t be able to do as rendered preview.

You can do this, and far more, with a Cycles (raytaced) viewstyle but you loose the interactivity.

Anyway, yes it’s a really cool look.

[theoutside (Kyle Houchens)]

this appears to have a curved ground plane as well… you can do that in rhino by making you own backdrop stage and assigning the same material as your object

this is open gl rendered view with some lighting and material tweaking