<r><QUOTE><s>[quote]</s>Sempre sonhei em começar a desenhar modelos 3D, mas não sei qual programa usar?<e>[/quote]</e></QUOTE>
Depende muito do que voce quer "desenhar" em 3D. Existem softwares mais técnicos, como o Sweet Home 3D, e outros voltados para uma parte mais artística, como o Blender ...

Whoa, that's pretty good!

<r><QUOTE><s>[quote]</s>You could try this:<br/>
- select all in your home<br/>
- export the selection to OBJ format <br/>
- edit the MTL file where you'll change the number following [font=courier new]illum[/font] by [font=courier new]0[/font] to get lines [font=courier new]illum 0[/font] <br ...

<r><QUOTE><s>[quote]</s>The default YafaRay worked fine. I installed the 2 rendering updates; the newer YafaRay (which is problematic for me) and the advanced rendering using both YafaRay and SunFlow. I like the Sunflow better. It seems to handle textures better than the newer YafaRay, which ...

<r>Is there a way to render materials or objects just in flat colors, like in Sketchup (image below), so i can use the magic wand selection in a image editor software? <br/>
The reason i want to do this is to make post-processing easier in complex scenes.<br/>
Thx!<br/>
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Why Sweet Home 3D chose a (in my researchs) dead renderer like SunFlow? It does the job for me, but it seems like it's last update was back in 2007, then why not migrate to another open source renderer?

<t>I know SH3D main objective isn't to create photorealistic images, and i'm very satisfied with my tests so far, but if there is a way to let us use PBR's maps, like bump, normal and roughness (even if they are small in resolution), please do it, Devs. THAT would be a game changer on this already ...