How do you set up a decent viewpoint for a render
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whoa! i downloaded your file and wow you got alot going on there.
first of all i notice you have everything textured in Twilight but not in SU. i always texture everything with SU textures first then use those textures in Twilight or whatever renderer (otherwise its a nightmare to see one thing in SU and another thing in the render.. very confusing and hard to keep track of?????). example: put tiles on the floor in SU then open twilight material editor and add template of maybe ceramic gloss or something, then check the linked for bump texture.
also, change your camera to planar (you had it on spherical), render things small (500x500) till you get it right then increase settings and resolution. make small changes then test this way you know which change made the difference; there's nothing worse than getting something right and not knowing how you did it.
notice how the SU image and the Twilight image look similar thus avoiding confusion.anyways chew on that for a while and see how it goes. keep us posted. hope that helps a bit
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check the field of view for wider shots:
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Cheers Xrok1
Appreciate the time you have taken over this. I will take everything on board and the help which you guys and the Twilight forum guys are giving will surely result n some half decent images in a few weeks.
Thanks alot
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