If you don't like the renderer shader set by default at the highest quality level, you should set the value of the property named
com.eteks.sweethome3d.j3d.PhotoRenderer.highQuality.shininessShader to
glossy. Setting this property depends on your system:
- under Windows, you should create a file named
SweetHome3D.l4j.ini stored in Sweet Home 3D installation directory (by default, it's
C:\Program Files\Sweet Home 3D), and write in it the following line (including the leading hyphen):
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-Dcom.eteks.sweethome3d.j3d.PhotoRenderer.highQuality.shininessShader=glossy
- under Mac OS X, right click on the application icon of
Sweet Home 3D, select
Show Package Contents, open the
Contents folder, edit the
Info.plist file by dragging its icon on
TextEdit application, look for the line that contains
<key>Properties</key> and under the
<dict> that follows it, add the two following lines:
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<key>com.eteks.sweethome3d.j3d.PhotoRenderer.highQuality.shininessShader</key>
<string>glossy</string>
- under Linux, edit
SweetHome3D script and just after the first occurence of
java, add a space and the following text (including the hyphen):
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-Dcom.eteks.sweethome3d.j3d.PhotoRenderer.highQuality.shininessShader=glossy
For the list of other properties you may want to try, please read
this thread.
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