Twilight Render User Forum

you'd be better off going for one of these.
What Twilight users should do, is go here and get Kerkythea on the supported list for the FREE VSWARM RENDER CLUSTER.

Light emitting surfaces are very important, as they give extremely realistic lighting. The key with them is to set their power correctly. Twilight's Light emitter template defaults to using watts/m2 - watts per meter squared. So unless you are using a square meter as the surface for your light bulb,...

manuletroll,

ok... here it is, zero post pro. I completely agree a bit of dirt will add to the realism, but I add this in post pro... it's just faster. Only, with this image, I was avoiding post pro, cause it's about the trees. ;) if you scroll up and back to page 1, you can see the image w/ post pro and dirty ...

Romania has more of a royal blue, and brighter more cheerful red.

Thanks Archigrafix :D interesting thoughts about the water and "concrete" that's actually limestone (a photo of another limestone lintel.) clients actually request me to make the water very blue. :roll: but then, looking at this client's actual house under construction that I took last wee...

yeah, if it's not there, it's diff. for it to cast a shadow.
there must be some game engines that support this, but not that I'm aware of in SU plugin format.
did you look at Turtle or other sim engine?

simonlebon wrote:J'ai vu de la lumière

Bienvenue, Simon, bienvenue!

to appreciate the grass without so many compression artifacts...

ok... fixed the things I mentioned above. here it is, zero post pro. Tom's Oak trees (exclusively these trees) Some of Solo's plants. The red poppies from the Twilight components pack. The grass plane from Twilight Components pack.. Jpg compression artifacts courtesy of compression for posting to we...