Grabcad also has some, but you have to look for the one that suits you.
Otherwise for the scenes you have all the images in HDRI format, there are hundreds of them on the Net (be careful, there are a lot of paid and ugly but not bad ones)
Otherwise you can create them for yourself even in SW and probably also directly in Visualize.
@zozo, do you have an idea for my last question? Is it a version superior to mine or is there something to activate that I haven't seen, or at worst... and I hope not, a bug .... but it would surprise me greatly at Dassaut ...; p
Precisely, I don't have this feature on the version at least that I have compared to the screen that I have ... if I may say so, yes I'm annoying in confinement I only have this to do ;p, do you know how to add an appearance in visualize I have this error when I want to add one, moreover, I have the possibility to add in the textures of the open project, but I don't see how to add it in the general library of textures, or I have to put the folder in the visualization folder maybe ...
Good to make a feedback, concerning the mod appearances to visualize. In fact I found a walkthrough on a forum, which works but not all textures are compatible ...
I put the links here.
https://forum.solidworks.com/thread/222822
To sum up, you have to use the texture in solidworks, check with photview if it renders well (on the other hand it is not configurable) and reopen the assembly in visualize ...
The lxp format does not seem to be directly importable into Visualize.
Concerning the Filters, I quote:
"
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Sylk, that's what I'm afraid of, thanks for your info.
Well I'll come back to the subject ... in fact I got too far ahead of the method I talked about in my previous message ...
Seeing the PV360 rendering, comparing several textures, I thought it would be good... but in fact no... Is there an action to be performed in Visualize to restore relief.
I attach a quick rendering of PV360 and the one of visualize ...