Twilight Render User Forum

OOOoooooooooohhh...ok, now i see it! Thank you! I tottaly had chicken blindness to that little ticker XD

Already got it, used it for the doors in a modified form. What i meant was, make my own libraries for materials with extra bumps and stuff, maybe even try and render in kerkythea. One thing i noticed is that Kerky does not recognise invisible plane lights..or maybe i just did something wrong..

YAY! ^_^ Thanks for the support that you guys gave and are giving me. You guys helped me with every question i had, very very quickly. Now all i need to do is figure out how to create material libraries in Kerky so i can make shiny cool materials :3 EDIT: Added the render with the story corner, took...

..Will add another daycare render soon

I wanted to share some of the renders i made so far. The first 4 are from my diploma back in july, the very first full renders i made...ever..i still can't belive Twilight was so easy and fun to work with, and the last one is from a personal bit i made from an old project, part of an afterschool day...

Yes but shouldn't the emitter work on both sides if it's assigned on both sides? I'm trying to see if it's something i did, or if it's just the way twilight emitters work.

Also don't forget people and add tidbits that you would normally find in a home, like cups, magazines, papers, cutlery etc.

Ok, so i've been trying to render a scene, where i have these lampshades on a chandelier on the ceiling, so given my viewpoint, i can see the underside of the lampshade. Problem is that even though the light emmiter material is on both faces of the lampshades, the underside looks black. Any idea why...

I really really like the design of the middle one. Awesome job!

http://www.neatimage.com/

Maybe use that ^ It has a free version, and it's pretty decent when it comes to removing noise, either basic level or advanced. It's also standalone program if you want it to.