Find information on the latest required Windows and Linux drivers, minimum requirements for VR/XR runtimes, and other changes in this article. And don't forget to check out the change to the Data Translator Toolkit.
We have changed the preference default for the import toolkit from legacy to the new data translator. This forces the switching of the default toolkit, which could affect SolidEdge, SolidWorks, NX, Catia V4, and Catia V5 file import. The legacy version is scheduled for deprecation. Please report any translator toolkit issues experienced to Customer Support.
For Windows users, the minimum NVIDIA driver required is v.551.23 or above but an NVIDIA driver 553.62 is recommended for RGB raytracing and spectral raytracing.
At the time of release, driver versions between 555 and 570 were found to cause issues.
For Linux users, the minimum NVIDIA driver required is v.550.54 or above for RGB raytracing and spectral raytracing.
the following changes have been made to codecs:
For VR/XR, the minimum requirements regarding runtimes are as follows:
We added VRED_INSECURE_PYTHON. This disables the Python Sandbox. If VRED_SECURE_PYTHON is set, it will be ignored and VRED_INSECURE_PYTHON will override the command line option and preference settings.
The following were updated:
We removed support for 6.0 and 2014 BRDF models and now only support the latest BRDF model (GGX), as it is the only model supported in Vulkan. An informational dialog appears and the BRDF model is automatically converted. As a result of this change, the BRDF Behavior option was removed from Render Settings and the BRDF Behavior and Update BRDF Behavior from File options were removed from the preferences.