corten_pavillon_22mm_1
"Thanks for your kind words.
Yes, all plants are generated with nxt plant-editor.
I have used leaves from Marc Chaumier's plant library.
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White Redering
How do I prevent my rendering look like zero saturation.
This always when I work with white wall.
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Permalink Reply by akinlolu olugboji on
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Permalink Reply by Albert D Hart on
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Can you send a screen image of what this looked like in AutoCAD before you rendered it?
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Did you want the walls or floor to have color?
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Walls are meant to be white and gray
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I do not understand what the problem is. If the walls are white and grey, then they will render white and grey.
Can you explain what you want to change, or what you want help with?
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It is all coming out light a black and white photograph. The issue is not nxt but mine thinking of doing it better hence the addition of colored lights. Anything more I could do?
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You can also add some color to the walls to give them a tint.
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