advanced rendering for AutoCAD
Living interior at afternoon
My first render using nXt full version. I used 5 channels, in order: sky, sun, point lights, omni lights and object brightness.
My principal difficult is to improve the ilumination effects. Here I used some RPC trees outside, so the effect of "sparkle" of light, because the light of the sun and sky,"passes" trhough the tree´s foliage.
I used an HDRI for the background and sky.
I expect comments, thanks!
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Comment by Juan Manuel Martin on November 28, 2010 at 8:07pm
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Another sample, with changes
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Another example. I can´t set the sun possition correctly, principaly the Acimut seting.
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Yes, understand, but in this case the light of the sun through the windows is very important...
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Comment by akinlolu olugboji on November 28, 2010 at 12:06pm
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Me for interiors I turn off both the sky and the sun and stick with artificial lighting.
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