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Has anyone used the old light dome method of mass modeling or is there a newer, better way of achiving the look?
Started this discussion. Last reply by Chas / Aug Posekany Dec 6, 2010.
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"1- On the Rendering Tab there is a popdown called Destination. The option is called something like "Local Out of Process".
2- No, installation will require admin access."
"I am an old Accurender user. I now need to try and re-create some old images from old models. (about 20 years old)
I have now downloaded Accurender Studio, and now work with AutoCAD 2016 and 2017
I have 2 questions related to Accurender Studio:
1)…"
"Yep-- the groundplane in ArStudio should be turned on in that case-- but you will get a rectangle which may need to be sized. If it's not turning on, that's probably a bug."
"Not to worry. I've just seen that ArStudio has its own version of a ground plane. It just doesn't translate the old nXt one."
"Sorry-- just got back into town last night.
Infinite objects aren't supported in ArStudio-- so yes-- the ground plane has to be represented by a finite object, in this case a rectangle. You don't have to use mine, you can use…"
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"good image and nice montage... the only thing is that the sky is too blue ... a light colour and would make it perfect"
AR Studio ground plane
The ground plane in Accurender Studio appears as a rectangular surface under the object rather than extending to the horizon.See More
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