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Load in the Solid Edge assembly GEPlastics_demo.asm. The model is has lights, scenery and a perspective view already defined.

Tutorial explores the view and faces styles in Solid Edge for applying photorealistic rendering effects.

In an environment where manufacturers face tremendous pressures to get products to market quickly, engineering changes can impact delivery and costs. The ability to render realistic product views greatly reduces miscommunication between customer and designer long before the design reaches manufacturing. Renderings also provide increased understanding and confidence on the shop floor and open up a more timely use of product data by other departments, such as sales, marketing, service, and ...