Hey guys, Here a new update, the scene didn't progress, it's still empty and composed with dummies, however, I felt I caught good shots so here they are. I won't hide I'm very proud of that one where you can see the scene through the reflexion of the bulb. You can find the original light model here ...

Hey Pibuz, Yes the water is seeable from under the pool, like in that house Rem Koolhaas made in France. I posted some sketchup shots from under on my website, but since it's not rendered I didn't put it here ! For now the water is very dark (I used the skindigo preset) and I didn't model the waves ...

Hi guys, I'm working on a new scene, and I wanted to wait till it's a bit finished before showing it, but after all there would be no reason to post in WIP if so. This is a very early shot, with low poly dummies and missing stuff. However I already configured the global light and that's mostly what ...

Just wanted to let you know I found the lumen story, but it was already set by default.

Anyway, by setting up the base emission settings I found a gain input I maximized and....tadam I can make my lights brighter than the sun :p

Thanks for your help !

I already got that UI button checked, however I'm installing 3.2 to see !

Hey CTZn :) I'm sorry but I'll be noobing it from the beginning to the end : -I couldn't find some "scene info panel" and I couldn't know how much triangles I have. -In the emitters attribute I can chose the layer, the base emission color (I can chose blackbody, RGB, tabulated etc) but nothing named...

Hi all, I got a problem which certainly has a "tip" solution : When using lights with small sufaces, even if I boost the power like crazy, my little spotlights are far too weak to light a room and only appear as little white dots : If I use the same setting on a large plane, then it works better.......

Talking about langage, I'm from Paris as well :) But let's keep it in English since we are talking on a public place :p I'm an old timing amateur. I used indigo to render my architecture school projects since something like v0.7 but since I was always running after my deadlines I never had the time ...

Thanks for your support :) CTZn> I'm sorry I don't know "tadly" = "a bit" ? Yeah I can space the two furnitures, but the scene will become more rectangular since it's already larger that it's heigh :o However, your opinion is welcome ! I always say I don't need to know how to make cakes to give my o...

Ok Guys,

Thanks for answers, then here a squared-not-filled-with-stuff version.
Too bad I had to cut off most of the blue shadow mass.

Hi guys :) yeah flying architecture is an amazing website ! I like n°3 because the lights has some presence. However I'll go for n°1 ! since you two seem to vote for it. OnoSendai answered me on a topic I made in the indigo help etc...the AD problem is due to memory :( I knew I should have got 16 GB...

Hi OnoSendai,

Here the log :

"ERROR while performing aperture diffraction: Failed to allocate buffer."

So I guess that's it....I knew I should have taken 16 gb of Ram !

little update, how about these balance between lights ?

Hi, I'm experiencing problems with aperture diffraction. I compute one scene at different resolutions, 2554 x 1240 works http://moubine.free.fr/glare.jpg 5108 x 2480 there is no glare at all and the aperture diffraction checkbox doesn't change a thing to the image: http://moubine.free.fr/noglare.jpg...

Hi hemantchhabra, Thanks, well the images took a very long time to bake...maybe because my scene was overloaded with various stuff...Or maybe cause of some buggy geometries I don't really know. I have a very good processor (I7 2600k) and 8GB of RAM. I don't use GPU in those renders...because everyti...