Some more learning
Here is my latest render. Some progress I think but one thing I am still struggling a little with is setting the scene in SketchUp so that it will produce the view I want in the render.
Some more learning
Here is my latest render. Some progress I think but one thing I am still struggling a little with is setting the scene in SketchUp so that it will produce the view I want in the render.
@majid
As usual, Majid - nice work. I wish I had the talent to generate something like this.
@rown2000
Since Twilight Render is going away it would also be neat if you could add Rayscaper to the list.
I have a web page that is used to show SU model. It has 3 iframe oh the page. One of the iframe is a list of models. A second iframe will show the model a the third iframe swill show the model information. What I want to do is when the user clicks on the model name (in iframe 1) show the selected model in iframe 2 and a full description about the model in iframe 3.
I have looked at several web sites and have not found a solution yet.
@ntxdave
I spent a couple of years in Germany while I was in the US army (late 1966 to late 1968) and I think I drove through Munich but am not sure.
@ntxdave OK - I have it working now..........How do I mark it Solved?
@Rich-O-Brien
Thanks Rich. Yes I will need to get involved with three.js in order to display glb files but right now, my first objective is to understand how to send two different files to two different iframes from a single button/link in the first iframe.
Yes I am following you link to the three.js documentation/tutorials and yes, i signed up to the three.js forum.
@Box the door is beautiful and the pictures of the boat are neat as well.
OK, that works and I will do some more "playing around".
@Rich-O-Brien Thamks Rich. I wondered about that.
@L-i-am said in How to delete a post:
Three little vertical dots on the lower right corner of the post click on the , hit delete on the drop dorm from 3 down
That is what I did but the posts are still there.
Look at the last 3 posts in the RayScaper Learning-Practice thread.
I made a post and had problems that kept asking me to refresh so I then made multiple posts to the same topic. I finally saw the thread with all of the duplicate posts. I then tried to delete the posts but still see them there although grayed out.
What is the correct way to delete a post(s)?
I am still struggling a little with is setting the scene in SketchUp so that it will produce the view I want in the render.
@ntxdave Can you clarify so I understand better and see how we can improve this?
You should be able to match the exact view you have in SketchUp in Rayscaper:
I have tried this option but had some problems when dropping the HDRI background and matching it to my model. Again, I will do some more experimenting and try to be more specific.
Here is what I see:
While I like the result, to me the image in Rayscaper does not match what I see in SketchUp. Maybe me expectations are a little off. I just need to be able to understand what to expect. I had to go back into SketchUp and adjust the view in order to get something I was satisfied with in Rayscaper. I was not able to get something where I could see the entire building in Rayscaper.
@pixelcruncher said in Rayscaper Learning-Practice:
Rayscaper has a ton of options which makes the learning process kind of hard at times. From that point of view, while Twilight Render may not have had as many options, the user interface, at least is some aspects was a little simpler and easier to learn. Hope you do not take this as negative comments. I do not mean it that way.
It was not taken as negative! It's all good feedback. I understand it's not easy to use, it's something we should work on by improving the UI. But when I remember Twilight Render, it has a ton more options and features than Rayscaper. Is that not the case?
Maybe I have not done a good comparison of the two systems. I do find the UI in Twilight Render somewhat easier to comprehend and use. I will try to do some more detailed analysis and give you some more specific feedback about the features that I have found a little more complicated to use.
I am still struggling a little with is setting the scene in SketchUp so that it will produce the view I want in the render.
@ntxdave Can you clarify so I understand better and see how we can improve this?
You should be able to match the exact view you have in SketchUp in Rayscaper:
I have tried this option but had some problems when dropping the HDRI background and matching it to my model. Again, I will do some more experimenting and try to be more specific.
Some more learning
Here is my latest render. Some progress I think but one thing I am still struggling a little with is setting the scene in SketchUp so that it will produce the view I want in the render.
@ntxdave OK, here is a second try.
@pixelcruncher Yes, I totally agree about the windows. I did try the glass on the roof. but I did a bad job. I might find another simpler model to try to adjust the glass and then come back to this one.
Rayscaper has a ton of options which makes the learning process kind of hard at times. From that point of view, while Twilight Render may not have had as many options, the user interface, at least is some aspects was a little simpler and easier to learn. Hope you do not take this as negative comments. I do not mean it that way.
The other issue I have is that there is no way to use Rayscaper with animations. I think this is becoming very popular these days and I hope it is something you plan for the future.
Again, I really appreciate your feedback/comments.
Well, here is my first attempt at an external render. Many things to work on but I have to admit I am a little surprised at how this went on my first try.