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Well, off the top of my head, Some of these appear dead.., but, they are worth mentioning :D There is: 1. Renderlight Renderer - >Here ( - Blender Exporter. 2. 3. toxic - >Here ( - Exporter on forums...? 4. Here ( & Here ( --- Its often forgotten, but don't forget 'Freestyle'... ;) - >Here ( If I recall Sunflow has a list of some lesser known renderers that may or may not be blender - render(able)...
Edit: Here it is! Cheers, ~Marslyr Note: My intention wasn't to continue in a direction other than the original poster intended, but I like renderers.. Rendering engines comparison - Blender for Architecture. List of external renderers compatible with Blender. Just a few years ago we had so little options to choose when we had to use external renders in Blender to boost our visualization work. And today there are so many options that an artist could get really confused to choose only one, and with Cycles as a welcome newcomer the challenge to pick only one can get even harder. But, how many options do we have? To help with these, I`ve put together a list of all external render engines compatible with Blender 2.6 that could be used for architectural visualization.
I will put a not on the side of the name for free renders. Here are the options: YafaRay – Free renderer (GPL)LuxRender – Free renderer (GPL)Pov-Ray – Free renderer (GPL)Mitsuba – Free renderer (GPL)Indigo RendererV-RayOctane Render Did I miss anyone? Home | YafaRay. How to render carpets for architecture with Blender.