This is related to DOF. Also better GUI when looking for normals since this is so important to the lighting.
It needs another major update, but it should be soon.
But make no mistake, you wil be hard pressed to find a single artlantis render out there, that will beat Maxwell in terms of realism. Is it a wise buy for the beginner?
So if you have any comments or recommendations please add them on.
Double click on the projector and you will get the PROJECT PARAMTERS window. I seldom have a budget that allows it. The results are based on real physics of light propagation. The time to set it up?
Its simple point and shoot.
I am having trouble getting the parallel view set up for every elevation, it only seems to want to work for north and south ones.
It is a tool for realism. But, it all has to do with what works best for you and your company. Like anything,m you need to learn how to use it before you condemn it altogether.
Make sure you play with it to get something more full scale. Make sure you play with it to get something more full scale. Not much has been done with it, you can change the textures or anything you want within the Demo Download of Maxwell.
You can then, hide the plane from the camera so that it wont appear in the rendering but the lighting effect will.
You can also save layers out of archiacd and add them to your scene. It also seems to enhance the DOF.
Mine is bigger than yours.
You can also save layers out of archiacd and add them to your scene.
Was it the time to render?
We need technical facts here. For example, lights are delt with in Wattage, Lumenance, Halogen, flourescence and color temperature. They appear to be repeating in tiny tiles.
You can also save layers out of archiacd and add them to your scene.
Mine is bigger than yours. It only launches from within Maxwell Studio. Also better GUI when looking for normals since this is so important to the lighting. For example, lights are delt with in Wattage, Lumenance, Halogen, flourescence and color temperature.