Further on, different view. I have managed to return the walls to the previous material.
Posts made by Mike Amos
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RE: Rayscaper, My trip down the road to adjumacation.
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RE: Rayscaper, My trip down the road to adjumacation.
G'day mate,
The monitor is set at 2560 x 1330 at the moment. Good enough for most tasks.No criticism taken mate, we are discussing the topic and it's all good. Just covering off the things I do rather idiosynchratically. Being a 'do things my own way' personality.
I am getting to grips with Rayscaper, it's taking a bit of adjustment from the ol' noggin but getting there bit by bit. Well worth the time tbh.
Something that might help the screen issue I feel is in the way would be on demand dialogue boxes to reduce screen 'clutter'.
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RE: Rayscaper, My trip down the road to adjumacation.
This is my Rayscaper thread so, yes, in Rascaper.
There are 8 lights in that scene which should be OK along with an EXR.
I would like to have a better, more informative method of identifying the lights being adjusted. Several are candles so the light has to be reduced for that. Perhaps a designator on the scree would help.
Basically I am finding any real adjustment difficult to near impossible due to not being able to read the dialogue boxes. I will have at some stage to acquire a nother monitor but that will do nothing to fix this issue.
TBH, while I render architectural pieces, I do not DO architectural renders. I have a leaning towards more realistic lighting levels which is out of synch with folk who want "More lights on everything".
The stairs are more commonly found on yachts and small boats and are a space saving measure. Not popular with architectural purists who will simply say that "Never get that past inspection in America, etc".
I know, a bit like those who want fridge freezers in a kitchen boxed in for the same reason. Not doing architectural renders and NOT in America let alone actually expecting these things to be built.
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RE: Rayscaper, My trip down the road to adjumacation.
A little further down the road, moving on, officer......
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RE: Orgelf's works. second topic.
More magic mate.
Sorry about the too cryptic reply.
Essentially, she has no arms and is therefor incopmplete (Not all there) but it's OK, she is (H)armless.
I still love her to bits.
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RE: Folding Step Animation
@Rich-O-Brien
It's a great solution. I saw a similar idea used for kitchen chairs and a table yonks ago but not seen it since. -
RE: Orgelf's works. second topic.
She mnay not be crazy but, I'll bet she is "Not all there".......
Sorry I shall get my coat.
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RE: PFAS chemical exposure (Heads up)
Really good to hear folk are taking ownership and doing the right thing, go Australia indeed.
We think these are new problems?
https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/weird-news/deadly-make-up-regime-queen-24550328
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RE: PFAS chemical exposure (Heads up)
Sorry to hear that 'load' you carry mate.
It seems big business is too big on 'we can do this' and not big enough on 'should we do this'.
A bit like the micro plastic beads in cosmetics being found in the food chain and now in human bodies.
Some good news is that more and more cancer viarieties are being 'lived' with. I know of two others with prostate cancer who are going to have a so called normal lifespan, they just have to share their carcass with cancer.
Might not be a cure but if it does not prevent us living our lives, it is a fair compromise.
We used a chemical cleaning agent years ago, just plastic gloves and a paper mask (Which had asbestos in them then) and we were told it was fine. By the time I stopped working in hospitals, this agent was only permited to be used in exclusion tanks with hoods and controlled filtered ventilation due to it being carcinogenic. How many more 'problems' which were known then, are we not hearing about.
When I visited the flat I now live in to inspect and sign the contract, I looked at the smashed up tiles on the floor, with dust everywhere and said. "Those things look like asbestos". "No". I had to have a floor laid over the top because haig refused to fix the floor. They have now admited the tiles ARE asbestos and so is the dust that was floating around.
I suppose the fact is that chemicals do not harm people when handled correctly, human ignorance and stupidity do.
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Reputation?
I know I am a Philistine when it comes to this sort of thing but, what on earth is the 'reputation' thing about?
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RE: My City
Looks like my version of idyllic. Fantastic to see so thanks for sharing.
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RE: House with one wall
Wow, this photography forum just got a LOT more interesting. Mind well and tru;y blown into next month and want to to that when I gorw up.....
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RE: new Renderengine?
Sorry folks, I was talking about the beta/alpha which Joke was on about. New license once a month until you buy a full license.
I have done this which in my humble opinion is a bloody good deal.
Early doors but when I first saw it knew it was going places, hence my feedback.
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RE: new Renderengine?
As I understand it, Rayscaper requires a monthly registration until bought.
Not that far removed from sketchup licenses.
My ten pence worth is that Rayscaper is a product worth hanging in there for.
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RE: Film Night.
Well I have developed the scene further with lighting for the cooking/table zone and I think I am mo
re or less done.
The scene is not perfect but, the room is small so not much to change really.
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RE: Film Night.
More changes to light and emiter range from target. I also ran this through the Affinity machine. Better imho.