It is very clear that the new rendering engine from Stud.io is far superior to all other rendering engines and this alone might motivate you to adopt this software as your default LEGO digital design tool. Below you find the rendered images of all software packages set to their maximum quality level. It has an easy to use interface and currently includes over 6000 different pieces created by the LDraw community. So lets compare the results of the render engines. LeoCAD is a CAD program for creating virtual LEGO models. They did not have the L-Motor in their library and hence I could not render my model there.
This online software runs in your browser and you need to pay for having your image rendered on theirs server farm. In its newest Beta version Stud.io is using a new render engine called Eyesight. This software was developed by Bricklink and it uses LDraw for its parts and PovRay for the rendering. There are several different editor and render tools available. The build in render engine is not the best, but you can use Bluerender that in turn uses PovRay for rendering your model.ĭraw is the oldest software and it is maintained by the LEGO community. This is the most comfortable editor for all platforms, but LEGO’s support for this software is in doubt. There are currently three major software packages to build digital LEGO: While these digital models can be shared it is also desirable to create a photorealistic rendering of the final model. Building LEGO digitally has many advantages, such as having an unlimited number of bricks at your disposal. You could also create building instructions for the robot by taking pictures of each step or using LEGO computer-aided design (CAD) software such as LEGO.
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