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[Anonymous]

Hello,

I created this little scene and rendered it lastnight, I can't believe that a Lightworks novice like me can create such real life images so quickly.

Graphisoft has done an incredible job with 9.0 and lightworks.

Any comments will be greatly appreciated.

[Dwight]

evidence of oversampling - see windows too many lites at "3" rediuced to "1"

[Dwight]

two hours for how many pixels?

[Dwight]

and your ambient?

[Anonymous]

600x404 300 dpi

100% ambient

The settings should all be in the file.

[Dwight]

thanks.

this is a hard one. I am not happy with my results. you ae either talented or lucky.

[Karl Ottenstein]

Dwight wrote:
you are either talented or lucky.

Or perhaps both? 😉

Karl

PS Why of why would someone with 9.0 use the W1 Casement 70 part from the 7.0 library?

[Dwight]

did you get a missing fill aggro, too?

[Dwight]

i just discovered an interesting thing about the windolite.

if you slide the intensity up and down, it changes the number of light sources. hmmm.

There's the explanation for the long rendering time - window light intensity.....

[Karl Ottenstein]

Yeah, I had a missing texture too ... no big deal there though.

Dwight wrote:
i just discovered an interesting thing about the windolite.

if you slide the intensity up and down, it changes the number of light sources. hmmm.

There's the explanation for the long rendering time - window light intensity.....

Yes, I discovered this peculiar relationship between intensity and number of lights some time ago. It is very frustrating, and I'm thinking of modifying the GDL since I really don't want this behavior. (Also, want a fill covering the light 'rectangle' when I rotate it flat to shoot up at the ceiling so that I can select it with magnetic arrow tool.)

Now, the interesting thing from my end is that this image renders in 2 minutes flat at best/best with the lights per window light somewhat reduced and the sun reduced to 3 lights.

Karl

[Dwight]

about the same time for me....