Twilight Render User Forum

kronox wrote:No doubt the size, mesh of the cloth is very detailed. Nice composition.

Thank you kronox.

Fletch wrote:good materials, lighting, cam view, and model.
A+

WOW, an A+

Thank you so much Fletch. I sure do appreciate that.

The cloth looks very smooth there! Has Blender been easy to pickup? And how are the file sizes when opened in Sketchup? I mainly work with Architecture which lends itself quite well to Sketchup, but have been considering using Blender for more organic elements. Jake, this particular scene ended up ...

Modeled this in blender, exported to dae (Collada) imported into sketchup, grouped and smooth.

Rendered in Twilight.

Very nice! :D Now it's probably too late to mention that the windows upstairs reveal that the walls are too thin, and if you had very thick walls (24"/30cm) with the windows pushed toward the outer envelope it would be a more realistic model. :lol: Never too late Fletch. I was having an issue ...

Fletch wrote:better, let it cook!

Let is cook for 109 passes on easy 9

Fletch wrote:The bolts need smoother edges/beveled edges, and the floor material needs work, but it has potential.

Thank you Fletch. I created 2 new materials in Kerkythea per your suggestion.

Didn't let this cook long enough, but I think it will work. Thanks again.

Looking forward to v2

Just a simple test using Blender Cycles and Twilight.

I like Twilight better

Blender version
Twilight Version

interesting lighting. floor and walls should be much higher shine/polish. piano mat. looks good. is piano floating a bit? Fletch. What template should be used to get a highly reflective shine on the floor? I was using the Ceramic Template with a shininess value of 100,000 and IOR 2.0 and it still l...