Take a look

[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.

[Anonymous]

... of course you can make "fake radiosity" using only raytracing...

I add light to similate "global illumination",
I set hard soft shadows ... (*)
in this case you can obtain 35 secondes calculation...

Thank's again Stefan,

Gerard

(*) with very nice progressive soft shadow it take 3 minutes...

[stefan]

The six-minutes version is the best comprimise between quality and speed. It's good, not perfect, but at a level that it can be used for most production work.

The last one (the fakiosity) misses the light bouncing and this difference is too big.

Nice.

[Steve Jepson]

you have probalby already seen these. I wish I had R Beta.
http://www.abvent.com/support/forum//download.php/11,374/test2.jpg
http://www.abvent.com/support/forum//download.php/11,375/test3.jpg

[Laszlo Nagy]

gerard wrote:
... of course you can make "fake radiosity" using only raytracing...

I add light to similate "global illumination",
I set hard soft shadows ... (*)
in this case you can obtain 35 secondes calculation...

Thank's again Stefan,

Gerard

(*) with very nice progressive soft shadow it take 3 minutes...

If I am correct the background of this rendering is Budapest with one of our bridges and the Buda castle.

[Anonymous]

laszlonagy wrote:
If I am correct the background of this rendering is Budapest with one of our bridges and the Buda castle.

Yes that's right,
Budapest is very nice city...and for those who have Artlantis R beta , they will find another "buda" icon

[Anonymous]

sorry for asking this but do you need sky and sun object when doing interior rendering. we are using window lighting which has its own sun settings ?

[Karl Ottenstein]

alexandros27 wrote:
sorry for asking this but do you need sky and sun object when doing interior rendering. we are using window lighting which has its own sun settings ?

You're asking a question about a 6 year old post - so may not get an answer from the original participants. 😉

It is important that you post the version of AC that you are using in your question, or ideally in your Profile/footer (click the blue Profile link near the top of this page).

Recent versions of AC do not require either the sky or sun objects - those were only required in old versions. In those versions, the Window Light object was required to obtain soft interior illumination from windows.

Cheers,
Karl

[Anonymous]

thank you for your reply !