Is anyone able to help me with a lighting issue I'm having?
Im using twilight render, and I don't like the light reflections on the ceiling...
Here are couple of other renders too.
Please, on C&C on the rendering modelling, not the design, as I have no control over the design.
PS, Im doing this as a hobby, not for money.
Cheers
Looks real good Marian, but I've tried rendering the flame with Twilight, and it's a no-go. I would need some sort of diffusion template to achieve it, but alas, there is no such thing. 
Woohoo, go New Zealand!!!
Nice poster, looks like you've done a nice job on the modelling!
@marian said:
Smeghead!
Thank you Marian for your helpful contribution!
As for the comments on the supports, I didn't design this, smeg did. I just built the model from photos off the internet. I guess that the four posts are sufficient. I did try to model the gas flames, but that was beyond my skill level.
Cheers
Hi thanks, for the thanks.
@hieru said:
Should come in really handy - thanks
You might want to take a look at the gas knobs as many of the faces are missing and need repairing.
They are there in SU, but because it's rendered in Twilight, the opacity is set by the twilight material, which in this case is a dull semi-transparent plastic. The material is "Knob Plastic" in the materials.
Hi all, I spent way too much time making this, so feel free to use it as you wish.
Hi all,
Im coming here because Im stuck. Ive made a model of an Ocean Rowing Boat and Im trying to render it. I am trying to get three shots of the orientation and render it using Twilight. The three shots would be the boat made out of wood, fibreglass and carbonfibre. I have tried, using Kerkythea materials and making adjustments and have tried different lighting backgrounds and hdris but they still look bad. Is anyone able to assist me?
I have been modelling for years using sketchup, but my renderings still quite fresh.
I have made the model for my friends website as he is going to row across the Atlantic solo. Im making presentations and website for him for free, so I thought someone could give me some much needed guidance.
The model is here on the 3DWarehouse http://sketchup.google.com/3dwarehouse/details?mid=5cc937e96e3324ff3b3707d44d18c32a
Pre thanks
Marian,
I love the way that your models look like parts are made of plastic and are clipped on. I'm not saying that they don't belong, I'm saying that they suit the model and look like a proper component. I'll have to catch up some time when I'm home. Take care mate
Hi all, I just entered the next SketchUp 3D Challenge. http://sketchup3dchallenge.blogspot.co.nz/
The model is here: http://sketchup.google.com/3dwarehouse/details?mid=6bcc40366ef472519a2073e6fd1650f9
Just thought I'd share...
