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    • K Offline
      kralj
      last edited by

      Hey guys

      Im new to rendering and got a couple of questions

      1. I need some help with rendering cars. I get them rendered, but the headlights and rear lights just turn black so you dont get to see the high details inside the headlights. Why is this happening?

      http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=31612960&l=1bd840c052&id=1112149337

      http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=31612893&l=b942d24aec&id=1112149337

      look at the black headlights and rear lights

      1. When I render a room inside a house in example, its very dark even tho I make a sun outside of the house. Is there a way to turn on lamps inside the house? Like turn on a modelled lamp? O__O" Also why has this have to happen? What do I have to do?

      2. How can I improve my overall rendering?

      http://www.mrcad.com/blog-images/indigo-render-plane.jpg

      here is a pic also rendered with Indigo renderer which Im using. How do I render high quality models like this plane? What do I have to do to unleash this power from the renderer on the cars??

      I would appreciate any kind of response. Thanks in advance


      pic of the cars headlights

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      • MarianM Offline
        Marian
        last edited by

        For headlights put some very reflective material inside them, like chrome for example.

        http://marian87.deviantart.com/

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        • K Offline
          kralj
          last edited by

          so its just that? chrome and you'll see through the black glass/plastic?

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          • MarianM Offline
            Marian
            last edited by

            @kralj said:

            so its just that? chrome and you'll see through the black glass/plastic?

            It depends on the material's properties how well you see through them,you should try more materials and tweak their settings, but basically to see inside you need a clear glass material, a reflective chrome like material on the inside and or an emissive material for the lights.

            http://marian87.deviantart.com/

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