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‎2004-08-19
06:29 AM
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Noemi Balogh
‎2004-08-19
06:29 AM
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‎2004-08-19 07:53 AM
‎2004-08-19
07:53 AM
Jeff
If you use Publisher (the third button at the top of the Navigator) you can set it up to publish your renderings by saving files. Be sure you have a your 3D views set to use the photorendering window at the setting you want.
If you use Publisher (the third button at the top of the Navigator) you can set it up to publish your renderings by saving files. Be sure you have a your 3D views set to use the photorendering window at the setting you want.
David Pacifico, RA
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AC27 iMac i9, 32 gig Ram, 8 gig video Ram

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‎2004-08-19 08:21 PM
‎2004-08-19
08:21 PM
Jeff wrote:... and if you don't have the Publisher set up, do it the old fashioned way - place a camera for each of the views, and render the walkthrough using the Keyframes only option. For parallel views, though, you ahve to save the presets first.
In consideration that many of my renderings take 45-60 minutes or more to render is there a way to send all the appropriate 3d views to render over night on their own. Form Z has this option as a separate rendering application.
By all means go with the saved 3D views, as you can change backgrounds, sun position, rendering engines, etc for each of the saved views.
Djordje
ArchiCAD since 4.55 ... 1995
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ArchiCAD since 4.55 ... 1995
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