If you need to present your CAD work in an attractive way, photo realistic rendering is the ticket. The trouble is, powerful software options are expensive and/or difficult to learn. In this video I present a guide to Vectary, which has a free version without any meaningful restrictions and is capable of stunning results.

Vectary website: https://www.vectary.com/
Vectary Docs: https://www.vectary.com/docs/
Vectary Forum: https://spectrum.chat/vectary?tab=posts

0:00 Introduction
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1:09 Rendering software selection: Vectary

3:08 Overview with a single object

7:51 Multi part object

9:54 Building up a scene
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12:09 Advanced tips and tricks
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16:22 Conclusion:
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