Guides
From your CAD program to a photoreal render.
Step by step, with the export settings that matter: render meshes, object names and units, then opening, looks, Render and export in Jart.
Step-by-step guides for opening Rhino, MatrixGold and RhinoGold files in Jart, the browser jewellery renderer: save render meshes, name objects so Auto assign picks the metals and stones, check the units, then render and export in the browser.
Guides
Written against the studio as it works today.
- Render a Rhino 3DM in the browser, step by stepRender a Rhino 3DM in your browser: save render meshes, name objects so Jart assigns metals and stones, check units, then render and export. No plug-in.
- Render from MatrixGold or RhinoGold in JartMatrixGold and RhinoGold designs are Rhino 3DM files: save the render meshes, name gems and metal, open the file in Jart and render it in your browser.
Reference
What each file keeps, what each finish does, and short answers.
- 3D file formats for jewellery: 3DM, STL, GLB, OBJ3DM, STL, OBJ, GLB, FBX, 3MF, USD and STEP compared for jewellery: what each file keeps, which ones Jart opens and how, units and size limits.
- Metal finishes: polished, satin, brushed, hammeredPolished, brushed, satin, hammered, sandblasted and patina metal finishes: what each does to light, its roughness and when to use it, rendered in Jart.
- Help centre — JartAnswers about Jart: opening 3DM and STL files, materials, Render and Interactive, exports, share and approval links, Design Facts, plans and privacy.
Open your own design in Jart and render it.
Open a 3DM, STL or GLB file, or a sample ring, choose the stone and the metal, and render it photoreal in your browser. No account needed.