Fast, easy, & extensible rendering

Intel® OSPRay Studio is an open source and interactive visualization and ray tracing application that leverages Intel® OSPRay as its core rendering engine. It can be used to load complex scenes requiring high fidelity rendering or very large scenes requiring supercomputing resources.

OSPRay Studio is released as open source under the Apache 2.0 license.

- Peonies 2 Bouquet model courtesy of L'étranger (https://3dsky.org)
- Austrian Crown model courtesy of Martin Lubich (www.loramel.net)

Current Release: v1.1.0

This release includes several functional improvements and bug fixes, and adds support for new OSPRay features. Chief among these are OSPRay's new blue noise sampling, selection of OpenImageDenoise quality settings, and tone-mapper post-process operations that do not cause a frame re-render. Support for OSPRay's new half-precision 16-bit float texture format is supported via EXR textures. The glTF importer now includes EXT_mesh_gpu_instancing to allow loading of highly instanced scenes, and several fixes have been made to glTF PBR materials. See the release notes for more details.

This release requires the latest Intel® OSPRay v3.2.0, which includes beta GPU support for Intel Xe GPUs. For more information on how to launch OSPRay Studio on GPU, please see the OSPRay Documentation

OSPRay Studio drives demo at Volkswagen Group's KTVT conference

OSPRay Studio, in partnership with Bentley Motors, was used to drive a demo walkthrough of the virtual CW1 showroom - Bentley's flagship showroom in Crewe, England - to demonstrate the future of automotive marketing.

Explore the virtual CW1 showroom here. Works on desktop and mobile web browsers.

Extensible via plugins

OSPRay Studio can be extended using our plugin architecture. Need a new importer? That's a plugin. Need a new functionality? That's a plugin. Need a generator to build terrain from a heightmap? That's already a plugin!

Which plugins you use can be customized every time you launch OSPRay Studio. We will continue developing plugins as well to expand functionality for new workflows.

Intel® OSPRay Studio is used in collaboration with