corten_pavillon_22mm_1
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Yes, all plants are generated with nxt plant-editor.
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patchy light
hi guys
i apply a omni lt to a long rectangle object in autocad but it render out non uniformly as shown.
can advise how to create a more uniform lt distribution ?
thk
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Permalink Reply by chen ray on
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hi guys 2nd question
notice there are some random light spot as clouded in red. any idea how to solve this ?
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the 3d for both question are in the below link
http://www.yousendit.com/download/WUJaZFhxbEpEa1VsYzlVag
cheers
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Permalink Reply by Jan Verzelen on
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check your units or skip to the path tracer is my best guess
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Permalink Reply by Roy Hirshkowitz on
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Jan is right, most likely your units are incorrect. Use the _ddunits command to check the insertion units against the actual drawing units. These should be fixed even if you elect to use the path tracer.
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