Yep, I had to use only "mat" materials, no bump or exponent maps, 100% white (instead of only 80% as usual)

- except for the border of the swimming-pool.

Hi guys! The project I was working on is now finished. My client absolutely wanted something close to an "architectural" (i.e. non-photorealistic) render, and wanted me to integrate 2D trees and plants. I'm not happy with the non-photorealistic render, but since all of you have been really helpful, ...

Many thanks for this neat tutorial!

Very useful!

I thought Indigo was able to render your scene as a BW mask by clicking "Alpha" (in Blendigo)

Thanks for your replies guys!!

StompinTom -> your tips helped me greatly, thanks!

Soup-> thanks for this tip, I'll try it also, soon!

Great!

Thanks for your reply, I'll try this tonight and keep you informed!

Cheers !

I think I found a nice and easy one :
http://www.lunacore.com/photoshop/tutorials/tut003.htm
Cheers !

Hi all! I was wondering if someone had a good link to a tutorial that would explain how to use Black & White clipping masks in Photoshop. I've recently bought some 2D trees with the corresponding Black & White masks, so I can integrate them nicely into a 3D render. But I'm struggling with telling Ph...

Doug Armand wrote:I'll put up a request in the Blender forum to see if this can changed.

That'd be great indeed, many thanks Doug.

I'm about to leave work now, I'll try "part-rendering" tonight...

Wow!

I'm at work right now so I can't try it right now, but as soon as I come back home I'll try this!!!

If indeed it works, I'd be really glad!

Many many many thanks !!!

Yep, Win64 would help a lot. I'll check if my hardware can support it. How do you render only parts of your scene using Blendigo? I thought you could only do it in Sketchup. Of course I could just move the camera, but the perspective will change from one point of view to another, and it won't look g...

Hi!

I've lowered supersampling to 1
=> render of 3200*2400 has started!!!
Many thanks!!!


My setup:
- WinXP 32bits
- Blender
- Intel Core 2 Quad CPU Q9300 @2.50GHz
- 4Gb RAM

let me know what you think...

Hi!

Just got the news that I'll have to do a very high-res rendering of the scene...

So far so good, but when I try to do a very high-res render Indigo says it doesn't have enough memory to be able to do it...

Is paying for an online-rendering service (Rebusfarm for example) the only solution???

Happy new year to all !!!

StompinTom wrote:

madcoo wrote: It has displacement of 0.01, which should be 10cm...

Nope. That should be 1 cm.

0.01 x 100 cm = 1 cm.

StompinTom, I think I need to go back to school !!!
Thanks!!!
(now I really feel dumb)