Flythrough Lightworks Issues

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‎2005-12-19
04:48 AM
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‎2023-05-11
12:35 PM
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Noemi Balogh
‎2005-12-19
04:48 AM
I like to set up a heap of cameras for the project and just render as a set of still using fly-throughs. I also have a set of face camera objects (People) so I need to rebuild the model for each frame. I found that this also will update the sun angle to the relavant camera and not use the first cameras sun position.
Now for some reason, when I start the render it will usally (but not always

I only use a sun object and a sky object and settings as shown.
Can any shed any light on the problem? (Pun intended)
PS I had absolutley NO input into the architecture!!!!
Warwick Lloyd-Martin
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‎2005-12-20 04:37 PM
‎2005-12-20
04:37 PM
By any chance are you using View Sets for setting this up? I know View Sets include all the photo rendering settings and could have an affect.
Tom Waltz

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‎2005-12-20 08:02 PM
‎2005-12-20
08:02 PM
Tom,
Good idea but the cameras were set up without viewsets.
I think I found the culprit though.
Cutplanes!
I had a cut plane turned on and for some reason this effects the lighting for the first frame only! Turn them off and the renders behave themselves.
I would appreciate if you (or anyone) could verify this for me?
Cheers
Good idea but the cameras were set up without viewsets.
I think I found the culprit though.
Cutplanes!
I had a cut plane turned on and for some reason this effects the lighting for the first frame only! Turn them off and the renders behave themselves.
I would appreciate if you (or anyone) could verify this for me?
Cheers
Warwick Lloyd-Martin
3 D E N V I R O N M E N T
http://www.3de.com.au
Windows 11 Pro 64bit
ArchiCad 4.55>27 AUS
Lumion 12.5/2023
D5 Render
3 D E N V I R O N M E N T
http://www.3de.com.au
Windows 11 Pro 64bit
ArchiCad 4.55>27 AUS
Lumion 12.5/2023
D5 Render

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‎2005-12-20 10:27 PM
‎2005-12-20
10:27 PM
If the sun is outside the cut plane (or a marquee) it could definitely have this affect.
Tom Waltz

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‎2005-12-20 10:42 PM
‎2005-12-20
10:42 PM
Tom,
I'm not as silly as I look, I couldn't be that silly
, the cutplane was several kilometres away hiding some reference objects. The sun and sky objects were right in the middle of the building.
Cheers
I'm not as silly as I look, I couldn't be that silly

Cheers
Warwick Lloyd-Martin
3 D E N V I R O N M E N T
http://www.3de.com.au
Windows 11 Pro 64bit
ArchiCad 4.55>27 AUS
Lumion 12.5/2023
D5 Render
3 D E N V I R O N M E N T
http://www.3de.com.au
Windows 11 Pro 64bit
ArchiCad 4.55>27 AUS
Lumion 12.5/2023
D5 Render