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| Posted by hansmex at Oct 7, 2015, 11:18:36 AM |
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Re: Grey tint rendered for walls and flooring When you look around in a room with four white walls, you will notice that every wall has a slightly different colour. Lighting is never exactly even, so walls will show up in different shades of white, grey and yellow, depending on the light source(s) used. SH3D mimics this behaviour, and therefore walls will never show the exact colour that you applied. Use the two lowest quality settings to see less of this effect. When using the two highest quality levels, you should experiment with your light sources. For general lighting of the room, the best thing to do is using one or more large white or halogen light sources, say 50x50x50 or larger, at a strength of 50% or lower. This way you can achieve excellent results that can come close to the original. H ---------------------------------------- Hans new website - under constuction hansdirkse.info |
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