Twilight Render User Forum

Damn hijackers! :twisted: here's another wish: a preset to render edges only(without manually going through each material), no solids, and hidden lines removed. like this: Capture.JPG but with hidden lines removed like the SU hidden line mode: Capture1.JPG AND, what would be even better is a mask mo...

hey, i'm in Alberta, i think its just about the same type country side as Montana! i'd love to see your texture. i finally got some initiative and found something similiar to what i want.:

Fletch wrote:I think that's an actual photo of Notareals house... don't feel bad.

What different stone work have you considered?
Have you considered something other than stone on the fireplace?

i'm thinking i'll probably use stacked shale but couldn't (or didn't) find a good texture.

yeah, i would love to put a fireplace like that and it was one of my first thoughts. but, considering the cost compared to the value of the home ; can't do it.
btw, here's a render i did overnight with recessed lighting! i also changed the top of the cabinet.

thanks notareal, it looks like you put more work into the lighting than i did. :lol: all this disgust in my lighting choices has me looking for new ones. :oops: i'll let you all know when i find something i like. i think i will change the singles to wall sconces for sure though. what do you all thin...

a way to compare new render to last rende In Windows 7 you can use Aero Snap to put both side by side. :mrgreen: how do you do it in 7, i know in xp you could ctrl select, right click, side by side but... i presume your talking about photo viewer and the render? have you used modo? very much a bett...

Can you not just stretch the window? of course i can, thats not the point. twilight could also allow panning where as one could drag the image around to see different areas. also, and this is a big one, a way to compare new render to last render, maybe a split screen or tabs like modo has. i find 9...

Personally, I'd like it in the Twil materials section, as an icon which is greyed out until the edge lines option is ticked, which then allows you to pick a colour. This would keep it simple & in line with the colour & reflection options above. If it was linked to the SKUP edge setting, the...

oh! how about an eyedropper in the light editor??

you could just get twilight to email it to you when its done. "you've got mail"