Thanks, I never thought of that.
I see the shading properties but I don't see shininess - maybe it has another name. I model a lot of wood and the varnished wood needs to reflect light. I'll look and read.
I appreciate your help...
Thanks, I never thought of that.
I see the shading properties but I don't see shininess - maybe it has another name. I model a lot of wood and the varnished wood needs to reflect light. I'll look and read.
I appreciate your help...
@gaieus said:
@perrym said:
I looked at LightUp and it's missing a material editor.
No, it does not. How complex material editor do you wish? This is what LightUp has.
[attachment=0:eb9akxz9]<!-- ia0 -->LightUp-Material-editor.png<!-- ia0 -->[/attachment:eb9akxz9]
If you want an extremely complex and feature rich editor (layered materials, procedurals etc), I would suggest Thea although that is out of the $250 range (with the exporter plugin, it would be around $420 ATM).
Thanks for the heads up.
I just don't see what your picture shows in the demo version I'm running; I only have 4 icons to use on their toolbar, and no way to edit material - I will look more into this.
I appreciate the feedback....
@unknownuser said:
LightUp but it's "post Real Time rendering"
(134€ ) (170$ ? )
I looked at LightUp and it's missing a material editor.
But thanks....
I've played with Sketchup 8.x for 2 months now and have watched at least 200 videos and designed a dozen projects - I love Sketchup Pro.
I thought finding a rendering package/plugin would be easy but after 2 full weeks of searching I can't find one that meets my needs which are:
$250 or less for a license for me, I have 3 computers that I use all the time so it must run on all 3
I want real time rendering
I need artificial lights and the ability to get IES definitions from lighting companies
I need to define materials and get most from a database with shininess, reflection, bumps, etc
I want walk troughs and to be able to send them to a customer for their review
That's all I want.
I can't find one commercial package that does all the above - am I missing something?
Thanks for any input............