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Cedar

Warm reddish cedar with a dry, matte finish. For saunas, cladding, outdoor furniture and rustic cabin scenes.

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Strata

Pictures as stacks of thin horizontal plates lit by the scene, each plate’s front following the picture’s brightness like a laser-cut relief: inactive ones are a flat grey stack, the active one slides forward into relief in full colour; the cursor pushes plates back. Use for architecture, product, interiors and craft showcases.

Gallery layout

Directional Light

Parallel rays from one direction (like the sun). Use for sunlight, moonlight, key light.

Light

Falling Leaves

Leaves drifting past the object, each one integrating the Andersen-Pesavento-Wang falling-plate equations, so they flutter, glide and tumble like real leaves.

Effect

Flock

Turn a 3D object into a flock of birds that takes off and flies away, or stays perched in its shape. Reverse flies them home.

Object effect

Ink Bleed

Fountain-pen ink soaking into fibrous paper: a wetting front feathers along the fibres, dye separates into a coloured fringe and dries to a darker rim. Use for letters, journals and artisanal titles.

Text

Ivy

Grow ivy over a 3D object: vines creep along its real surface and leaves unfurl. Reverse withers it away.

Object effect