My 1st renderings!

[bubbalove]

That has to be kerkythea, cause I think I have used those street lights before.

[not registered yet]

yes it is kerkythea.

[CHUKIE]

[Bill Wilson]

Hi Chukie, chuck an omni light in 'The office' and see what a difference it makes.
Cheers and Beers,
Bill.

[not registered yet]

can you tell me in what directiry of the components is the omni light placed in?

thanks.

[CHUKIE]

[Bill Wilson]

Hi CHUKIE,
In Kerky select 'Insert' and on the dropdown menu select omni. But I'm just a beginner and hopefully one of the others will give you, (and me,) better information on lighting.
Cheers and Beers,
Bill.

[Frederik]

Hi All,

Wait a couple of days and the new SU2KT plug-in will be released...
Tomasz has been doing a really great job, and placing omni- and spot-lights inside SU will be much easier...

Cheers
Kim Frederik

[Gaieus]

We've been hearing that for months now!

Well, seriously speaking, thanks for your efforts (I mean the whole KT-Team) in making Kerky an even more useful (and better integrated) tool!

[Bill Wilson]

And many thanks from me to the KT team as well.

[Frederik]

Hi All,

It's not that I want to hijack this thread, but since Gaieus wrote the following, I thought it would be a good idea to mention it here as well...

@gaieus said:

We've been hearing that for months now!

Well, seriously speaking, thanks for your efforts (I mean the whole KT-Team) in making Kerky an even more useful (and better integrated) tool!

You're welcome, Gaieus!

And I'm very pleased to announce that the new SU2KT version 3.0 plug-in has now been released..!!
Credits goes to Tomasz Marek, who have made an excellent job with this new plug-in, and the handshake with SU is even better now than it was before...!

To get the new SU2KT, please visit the KT repository...

Cheers
Kim Frederik
KT Team

[Gaieus]

Thanks, Frederik, it's been a "global announcement" in these forums for a while!

But seriously speaking; thanks for all the work for you guys over the KT-Team!