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| Posted by GaudiGalopin3324 at Dec 29, 2024, 6:55:09 AM |
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Re: Can light be dimmed at its source (or can the source be removed) w/o losing the effect of light? What are the semi-circle shapes on both sides? I know they complete the shape of the window, but are they just geometric shapes? it's just a round window from the SH3D standard library. Every time I download a new version, I always get this whole set. Take a look at your Windows and Doors section. Round window. I am sure that it is possible (with difficulty, of course) to make a curved frame around this complex hole. From the walls, you need to make separate sections and combine them into a composition, then export-import as a model. You've already done a lot of complicated details, and I'm sure you can handle that.) The space on the box can be moved from different points for each render so that it is fully visible in the windows. The stars never repeat, so the changes won't be noticeable. You don't need to insert glass into the window, this complicates the model and lengthens the rendering. And the glare from inside the room is not visible. Glare appears only if it is completely night outside. And from a close angle, from a close distance by the window. |
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