topic Re: Axonometric/two-point perspective CineRender in Visualization

Axonometric/two-point perspective CineRender

Anonymous — Thu, 11 May 2023 09:37:07 GMT

Hello,
I'm new to this forum, so please forgive me if I post this in the wrong place.
I have experienced some problems when it comes to rendering two-point perspectives and axonometric views.

When rendering a saved view, the rendered image includes a much larger section of the model than the window of the saved view. This leads to rendering a very large image, where only a small portion fits my needs. How the section of the image is chosen seems a bit out of my control as well.

I thought it could be an option to use the marquee-tool, but then the rendered area completely misses the model. Rendering with the marquee-tool would be a bit of a last option as well, since we need to have the rendered image the same resolution every time, to update in our Photoshop file, but I thought I should mention it, as I think it relates to the same problem.

I tried to illustrate the problem in the attached images.

I wonder if there is a way to control this, or is this a bug?
EDIT: speaking of problems, now I have trouble posting the screenshots in this post.

Kind regards,
Daniel

Re: Axonometric/two-point perspective CineRender

Erwin Edel — Mon, 30 Jul 2018 12:56:08 GMT

Seems to be a known bug, when I checked in with the Dutch reseller.

Some things I've noticed (might be random still):
- rendering from the 3D window seems to be better than rendering from a previousrender as the active window
- turn on render safe frame
- with two point perspective, toggle the two point perspective button one or two times to 'reset' the proper view
- when you change settings in sketch render engine, the next render will 'bug' out the camera, so abort it, go in 3D window, 'reset' the camera position + two point perspective and render again
- save the cameras to a path for easy resetting back to what you want it to be like

I haven't tried axonemetric renders yet in 22, no tips for that.

Re: Axonometric/two-point perspective CineRender

Anonymous — Mon, 30 Jul 2018 13:40:20 GMT

Ok, thanks for the quick reply!
Will try out your tips

Re: Axonometric/two-point perspective CineRender

felcunha — Tue, 31 Jul 2018 07:18:30 GMT

I've noticed this also when rendering axonometric views.
While some views (axonometric or North facade for example) rendered well, others (South facade...) shown nothing.
A workaround was to hotlink the model in another project then slightly rotate it. After that I aligned the view to the facade I wanted to render.