RayScaper
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One more car..
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Very good Majid.
They need you on their team.
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They really do, no error.
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RS is really capable of doing good renders...
I believe car design needs me more than RS ....
I have a handful of ideas that may change the car-design industry.. I have no clue how may I find my way to it... -
@majid said:
RS is really capable of doing good renders...
I believe car design needs me more than RS .... I have a handful of ideas that may change the car-design industry.. I have no clue how may I find my way to it...No RS needs you more
I would love to see some concept car drawings or sketches!
Cheers,
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@ntxdave said:
Very good Majid.
They need you on their team.
If I could afford it, I would definitely hire this super talent! But for that, I have to sell a bunch more licenses.
I'm the developer of Rayscaper: https://rayscaper.com/ - Fast and easy rendering for SketchUp.
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@pixelcruncher said:
@ntxdave said:
Very good Majid.
They need you on their team.
If I could afford it, I would definitely hire this super talent! But for that, I have to sell a bunch more licenses.
Just imagine; you, Majid, Fletch, and Chris.
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@ntxdave Sounds great, yet this is not the time...
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Fletch has been super helpful with advice, but I'm not sure he's up for another rendering adventure after a decade of Twilight render.
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@pixelcruncher I like in-built DOF effect of the RayScaper and it is too intuitive!
Compared to real-life photography that one has to know the aperture steps , etc... it is really easy, and this is really great that it had it from the very first release, without any sensible change in rendering time...
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It seems I have a problem with thin glass material. Do I must apply it to both sides of the plane or just one side? it seems that it does not let the light in.
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@majid Just one side of the plane is enough. Do you have an example render or example scene so I can take a look?
Cheers,
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@pixelcruncher Thanks Thomas, and how may I exactly match the sun's direction with the direction-light?
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@majid Are you referring to the SketchUp sun direction? As configured here:
If so, I can add an option to match the directional light to the SketchUp sun.
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@pixelcruncher
Okay,
So right now the Directioonal light, works independently, am I right?
Then there would be fine if it matches the sketchup sun position by default and having an option to detach it from tje sunlight, IMO -
@pixelcruncher
Okay,
So right now the Directioonal light, works independently, am I right?
Then there would be fine if it matches the sketchup sun position by default and having an option to detach it from tje sunlight, IMOCorrect, they are working independently but I will add the option to sync those.
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@pixelcruncher I hope its a toggleable feature. Having full control over sun position is important for artistic control.
Plus the ability to add more than one directional light is also important. So I would not like that support for SketchUp sun position removes that ability too.
Maybe a 4th light that represent SketchUp sun or if I right click a Di-Light I can set it to SketchUp position.
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@Rich-O-Brien Yes, it would be optional. IIRC, we discussed this a while ago, i.e., having the artistic freedom to do whatever you want with directional lights, so I definitely don't want to take away that freedom.
Maybe a 4th light that represent SketchUp sun or if I right click a Di-Light I can set it to SketchUp position.
This was my thinking: have a context menu on the directional light that says sync with SketchUp sun position or have a tick box in the directional light config sync from Sketchup. Then, it would track it in real-time. Option two would be the logical path to quickly support sun animations for shadow studies.
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@pixelcruncher said in RayScaper:
This was my thinking: have a context menu on the directional light that says sync with SketchUp sun position or have a tick box in the directional light config sync from Sketchup. Then, it would track it in real-time. Option two would be the logical path to quickly support sun animations for shadow studies.
Both sound solid. I used 2 directional light in my Table Lamp scene. Having multiple Di-Lights for me is important to really match real world shadowing effects that a single light cannot achieve.
As long a SketchUp Sun support doesn't impact the flexibility I'm happy to see it.
My preference if lights is getting discussed would be Area Light support
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@Rich-O-Brien said in RayScaper:
My preference if lights is getting discussed would be Area Light support
Rich, is there something that doesn't work when adding emissions to a plane? Or do you want something simpler than configuring the light-emitting material?
edit: Because for example, the material preview scene for Rayscaper, which you created has an area light
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