Twilight Render User Forum

Two things to look at. What render preset are you using and what are your Post-Pro settings? It looks to me like you have the exposure cranked up.
Also to consider, are you using some kind of HDR for the sky lighting?

It really comes down to what the render engine supports. The KT engine doesn't support GPU or XPU. We would love to see that happen as much as the next guy.

This is a pro feature. It is part of the advanced tools that are included with TWR. You can find more info about them, and all the tools that are included with it, here: https://www.twilightrender.com/index.ph ... ials-tools

Is you Pro installation activated? Sometimes when Windows undergoes a major update, your license will become unactivated. You can check it by going to the Twilight Render V2 Options window and clicking on 'License'. If your install is activated, it is pretty obvious (it says something like "Congratu...

Are you using Hobby or Pro? Enable Skatter rendering is a Pro only feature.

I agree with Mike's comments about the watercolor.

You should follow Fletch's second recommendation: If you want those textures located elsewhere on Computer 2. Open Twilight (on computer 2 ) Options dialog under "Extensions>TwilightV2>Options>Directories" then Browse to and choose any folder you like. Twilight will search that folder for any missin...

That is strange. I'm definitely not seeing that happen when I run TWR on OSX 10.13 here. It's especially strange because you say the material editor renders just fine. When you reinstalled TWR, did you delete all the old stuff first? There are 2 folders you should completely delete. This will make s...

I would like to quickly report that Twilight V2 for SketchUp 2018 (Hobby version) seems to be frozen every single time I hit the "Render" button (while other features such as Lighting and Material Editor work just fine). Does this happen with every scene? If you just open a brand new empty scene, d...

Your image is not attached by I can address your questions. 1 & 2, Generally if you are trying for a realistic appearance, you should leave the multiplier at 1 so that it correctly represents the lumen intensity of the original IES. 3, Yes the light intensity is all on the same scale (lumens) 4. TWR...