If you put a ground plane in you can see where nXt thinks the horizon should be. Whether or not the horizon is visible depends on your viewing angles-- including things like view directions and field of view.
i think that just dropping in a sky behind it would be wrong. if there are building in the area of your project, you'd probably see those rooftops too. just playing with one of my background images, I had to really scale it down and mirror it just to get it close to ok. Its still off. Maybe you can use a spherical image and adjust it so you can use a very wide section of it.
I'm away for the weekend. I can send it Monday. All I did was to find a background that had as much ground before the horizon as I could. This was a wide image and I still had to mirror it to get it to fit. Looks awful in my opinion.
Good day everyone.Does anyone here know how to create light streaks in ACCURENDER studio or in nxt render ? Please share your knowledge with me. Light streaks for interior ceilings in the p.o.p works and under, a t.v console. See More
I created this replication of one of Peter Milner's renders, not with AI but with sketchup (with the matchnewphoto tool), autocad and nxtrender.Critics and comments are welcome.
Good day everyone.I have been working for sometime on a V.R panorama project. Its a personal project. I used sketchup to model and imported it into arstudio and rendered 6 panorama views at 3k pixel.Check it out here…See More
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