Twilight Render User Forum

I've tagged it with "Twilight Render" (for simple "twilight", a bunch of scary things came up :D ) But there can even be some convention for this (as well as maybe some way to make sure that library and global material settings also travel the journey - as I am afraid, currently ...

...and maybe "repaint" the whole group with the default material of SU? (I once had my window frames rendered with glass material Looked weird indeed)

It seems that the round trip is successful: http://sketchup.google.com/3dwarehouse/details?mid=d1cd245ad45b78978631792c30e19543 If you download the file and render it and see something similar to the logo image I added (or actually the test render one attached below), then it works for others, too. ...

(Click on the image to see the original SCF topic)

Thanks Miguel,

I guess that if I render a building, with my example, a one-metre section of the wall won't cover 1000 pixels in the final render so I shouldn't really worry about this then.

The source vs. output relation indeed sounds reasonable.

Hi all, I am wondering how good resolution should an image texture be to render nicely. Yes, I know that from a distance, it doesn't matter and if I go real close, it does matter but like in architectural visualization - generally speaking, when say you are looking at a building from a "reasona...

Tell me about it - I have been thinking about creating something like that ever since I read the material manual of KT and seen these layered, procedural materials.

For reference to others, here is a link to some image hits in Google.

I obviously do not master heavily layered, procedural materials.

And nnow the second test; the first image still a "eaw" Twilight output while I added some "bronzy, brownish" shininess to it in the second image in Kerkythea (as well as an infinite plane and a spherical sky). Probably something better to reflect would have been cool so that we ...

Last night I was playing around with a material pack posted on the Kerkythea Forum a while ago. To tell the truth, I have never been able to fully figure out the ins andf outs of the settings as I lack the knowledge to apply these instructtions: "Be careful when applying any of the materials to...