Twilight render...
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I must say I'm genuinely impressed.
I spent 15 minutes last night before I went home tweaking some materials, picked '09 Internal' for the render setting and went home....Bear in mind that is is a 60Mb sketchup model that has failed (for me) to render whenever I've tried before.
This is the origin SU scene:
This is what I got after 14 hours
This is what I got after changing the exposure under camera settings.
More passes and better lighting would help, but damn! not bat for a 15 minute setup.
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Paul that looks fantastic!
Can you remember what template you used on the timber benches?
Impressive after 15mins playing with mats and stuff.
I think it's a real winner this Twilight
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I don't have SU open at the mo but the materials are something like this:
Windows: Architectural Glass - No shadows
Columns: Generic - Glossy
Wood: Generic - Soft? gloss
Chandelier: Metal-Copper
Ligtbulbs: 100watt
Glass Lamp shades:Frosted Glass
Floor: Generic - Soft? gloss -
@unknownuser said:
Any plans for future material presets or in general is there a method for adding more material presets easily....
Ooohhh yes...
And if you know a little about all the material libraries available for KT, you'll be happy to know that you can use all these together with the Twilight render...
@Paul...
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How long does it generally take for orders to be processed?
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no mac version
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@unknownuser said:
How long does it generally take for orders to be processed?
The license processing takes place in the U.S. by an actual human being... hard to believe, I know...
I presume - but just in case - you followed the instructions properly...?
If so, I'm sure it will be along shortly...@olishea said:
no mac version
Not yet... But it will be available shortly...
In the meantime, I suggest that you follow the advice from Dylan...
@unknownuser said:
I am running it on a mac using VMware Fusion and all seems fine.
But like I said... A Mac version will be available very soon...!
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@frederik said:
@unknownuser said:
How long does it generally take for orders to be processed?
The license processing takes place in the U.S. by an actual human being... hard to believe, I know...
Yes ... it is. You should include this info on the 'buy' page.
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@unknownuser said:
Yes ... it is. You should include this info on the 'buy' page.
Good point...
But if you had read the instructions you would have seen the following...@chris said:
We will process your request and send you your license within 24 hours.
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@frederik said:
@unknownuser said:
Yes ... it is. You should include this info on the 'buy' page.
Good point...
But if you had read the instructions you would have seen the following...@chris said:
We will process your request and send you your license within 24 hours.
Touché!
In any case, looking forward to using Twilight. Looks like it'll come in handy for fast 'n easy previz.
Edit: just read the instructions. Guess I'll have to haul my Mac Pro downstairs to hook him (her? it?) up to the net. grumble grumble
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Interesting product Frederik. It seems like you've taken Kerkythea and streamlined it for sketchup users. I guess I couldn't ask for more! Kerkythea has fascinated my since the first release with "the new" studio interface, but I never got the workflow down. And with the introductory price it's a good replacement for my former skindigo workflow.
Is there any difference bewteen the portable version (zip archive) and the installer version?
Spændende app, Frederik. Det lader til i virkelig har stømlinet Kerkythea til sketchup brugere. Jeg har virkelig ledt efter en erstatning for min tidligere skindigo eksporter, så du kan godt regne med mig som kunde
Jeg har altid været fascineret af Kerkythea, men fik aldrig helt styr på programmets nuancer.Er der nogen forskel mellem installer versionen og den alternative zip version?
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Paul, incredible rendering! 15mins set up time should make any architect happy.
Can't wait to see more from you!
and to the very off topic:
@2kemon said:
... taken Kerkythea and streamlined it for sketchup users. I guess I couldn't ask for more! ...
exactly.
@2kemon said:
Is there any difference bewteen the portable version (zip archive) and the installer version?
The Zip archive is for anyone that for some reason has troubles with the installer... otherwise... no, no difference.
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Paul, WOW, absolutely wow. I hope to see that image on the TwilightRender.com gallery!
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@2kemon said:
Interesting product Frederik. It seems like you've taken Kerkythea and streamlined it for sketchup users. I guess I couldn't ask for more! Kerkythea has fascinated my since the first release with "the new" studio interface, but I never got the workflow down. And with the introductory price it's a good replacement for my former skindigo workflow.
Is there any difference bewteen the portable version (zip archive) and the installer version?
Hi,
Great to see another Dane here...
No - there's no difference in the zip-archive vs. the installer version...@unknownuser said:
If you are having issues with the self extracting installer, download the zip file and extract the contents to Google Sketchup 7 / Plugins, or Google Sketchup 6 / Plugins.
Looking forward to see you as a future Twilight render user...
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Come on, Majid,
You know all ins and outs of Kerkythea - Twilight should of course be easy for you!
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this is my first play with twilight....amzing
this one is lighened using a HDRI too
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tanx Gai
I am still in shock with the twillight, and not too completely familiar with Twi... even now I made the glass material inside the kt .. but hope that soon , be more familiar with the Twi.. ... I have lots of dream about it -
That's cool, Majid!!
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that is really cool , man...
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Bruce,
Thanks for that, I'm going to do a couple more setups/test over the next few nights, I'll post um as I do um.
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