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I wonder what happens when there is a bit bigger wind (no storm or hurricane just "wind")


Of course, that won't degrade anything of the grandeur of the render!

Also, Arroway has a couple of fine concrete textures (lower resolution versions available for non commercial use only but come with bump and specular maps):
http://www.arroway-textures.com/en/prod ... 1/contents

Cool, Silu, will be nice this way!

Thanks for the tip, Toshiharu! Will check out definitely
(I don't really like these QT Panoramas myself, either, too much).

Well, guys I think the better (higher) rendering preset seems to have helped. Here is the output: http://www.gaieus.hu/su/videos/CarmeliteTwilight.mov (Please, forgive the poor modelling and texturing faults - it is really just a "quick test" for the seamless output, and I made this thing ...

I can also imagine that using physical sky would be the key here (I used one of those tree background images). Anyway, I am off to "pubtown" now so I left it on batch rendering at 07 High+ (this will take care of the light leaks, too, hopefully) to see if this more accurate rendering will ...

OK, so made a very quick and dirty test with the same model I posted above. I didn't have much time now so I used preset #2 low (with no "+") - maybe this is why it didn't come out perfectly as can be seen in the attached image. The camera angles are okay and the images can be stitched tog...

Fletch wrote:Sure, but is CubicPanoOut able to take a Twilight Spherical render and convert it directly to an .mov ?

No,it will create the 6 scenes that you can render and later stitch together into a mov file like I linked above.

Wow, the second image looks real... :gj: Well, on top of all, I realised that I should use some unbiased, progresive rendering methods for SSS materials so that will be the next step. Miguel; well I am also excited about this, you can imagine - problem is that I also need to live on something so of...

Silu,

You will need to use some progressive render preset (for your interiors, see Easy 9-10-11) for these SSS materials to get a desired result.