Twilight Render User Forum

Thanks for the comments, always appreciated. I agree with the comments on the background objects, the trees are only 2D objects and the building was literally dragged and dropped from the warehouse without any further modification. I tried to hide the lower quality with fog - didn't work!! The main ...

Thought I'd give the skatter plugin a go. General scene modelled using sandbox with the vegetation models coming direct from the skatter plugin as well as grasses from the skatter 'Meadow' tutorial. The vineyard is from the warehouse. Added the haze/early morning fog using the depth render and post ...

Thanks for the positive comments.

Been done a few (thousand) times before but thought I'd give a car a go. The car was a free model downloaded from Archive3D but needed quite a bit of work after importing into Sketch-Up. Materials and lighting from inside Sketch-up/Twilight with post pro work done via an apple photo app! I was looki...

A bit more play around with camera angle, materials, model and lighting. Too much post pro? Never sure at what point to stop!

This is my first real attempt at producing an interior shot. Its based on a magazine photo (but is still far from what the photo looks like!). The curtains, blanket, rug and pillows are stock 3D Wharehouse models. The blanket needs a lot of work to 'fit' the bed so need to think of something else an...

That looks like it could be a winner. I'll give it a go. Thanks Fletch.

Brightened up the image a little and added some dust.

Tried something different. I took inspiration from a blender artist (Martinez) who had the original idea. I wanted to get dirty scratches on the glass jar but I couldn't figured out how to do it. They always ended up white rather than black! Any suggestions on how to set the material to produce blac...

Thanks Fletch. I struggled with the translucency and subsurface scattering effects for the main raspberry colour. Also, trying to get the Deep Material Editor preview to match what pops out post rendering was also hard work and I must admit I gave up in the end and settled with the final image you s...