Twilight Render User Forum

Hello, PRSS! :D Welcome! This was, for now, not included, as tweaking advanced render settings confuses most users. :? The Easy settings were designed to cover most bases for most cases. If one of them is not working for your particular scene, then you would naturally move up to the next highest qua...

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Another question came up: it seems (I'm not sure yet) that when stopping a render I decide not to finish, then chosing another setting and hitting "render", it starts over but with the original setting again...? (Ex.: I tried a #08 easy on my first try at adding a reflective material to t...

from this post at SketchUcation forum Fletch, the file comments under the images I posted show the presets (I used the highest, I thought). Don't change anything on my account: I don't have a clue what I'm doing. Just wondering if I'm gonna get something better once I learn what to do...so thought i...

Hi, Is it possible to find an explanation of the settings for shine etc for materials? I know I may sound like a doofus but, it is something that will will materially effect the ability to render effectively. It may also make those totally new to rendering feel less of a doofus, like I do. Thanks. ...

In Twilight you will not have to create any material from scratch. Apply any material you like from your normal SketchUp material palette. Then, click the material tool, and click on the material you want to be "shiny" and apply a material template to that material by choosing it from the ...

Hi Dylan, there are TONS of spherical images out there, some free, some pay. The Kerkythea forum has many for free...check out their Materials forum stickies. Licensed Twilight users can now download some very good hi-res spherical images with Sky and 360 degree Treeline from the licensed user suppo...

Hi Pixero! Yes something like this would be possible. We will add it to the "wish list"

Hi Pixero!
Sadly, this is, at least according to my understanding, an openGL SketchUp visual "trick" and not, therefore something that will be possible at the moment in Twilight... but we will take a look and see what can be done.

AA (Anti-aliasing) is built into all "Easy" settings (except for "Prelim"). It varies per quality per setting. So if you need better AA, simply "up" the quality a step. If you are doing a test render with "Low", and are happy with everything except AA, choosin...