advanced rendering for AutoCAD
External Night render
I have been trying to set up a night scheme looking in at an office which is lit by internal lights.
I was hoping I would just have to turn the sun off but, I have tried everything and appear to be going around in circles.
I would appreciate any help!!
Regards
Glenn
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Permalink Reply by Glenn Massey on
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Roy,
Cant thank you enough! I have learnt so much in the the last 24 hours!!
Thanks again
Glenn
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Permalink Reply by Sampdoria on
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Nice discussion. I was not aware of Insunits command, only the Units Command.
I recently did a similar render but the adding of so many lights makes the rendering in Pathtracer tedious.
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