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Nice, maybe need to increase power of the pool lights?

Insert an IES light object with the Light button from Twilight Render's toolbar. Then load the .ies file you wish to use. Tutorials and Videos are all linked in my signature. Please watch the video tutorial series in my signature - concentrate on the "Lighting" video. Subject: 5 IES Spotlight effect...

moon light

Here is an idea for a very easy studio lighting setup for a chrome product shot like this light fixture. (works for any product, but the chrome requires strong reflectors in the right position) Using 4 rectangular emitter planes to create a studio for this light fixture, place them in a box-like pat...

Here is an idea for a very easy studio lighting setup for a chrome object like this light fixture. Using 4 rectangular emitter planes to create a studio for this light fixture, place them in a box-like patter around the object. Set the back planes as emitter material with power at 150w/m2 Set the Fr...

Sorry mate but wrong on both of those. :oops: no offense intended, hope you will accept my apologies. In the case of the lighting, then I may suggest turning on the sun, set power to 1 to get started, and change the color to a moon blue color... set sun angle in SU to get more interesting shadows.

3200px catalog shot using this free HDRi "Two Straight Emitters" for Twilight Render.
It comes now pre-installed for Twilght Render - open "Environment" dialog and choose from "Presets"
Subject: Free Studio HDRi Spherical Sky image

This is possible, as the resolution of the image is critical in the render engine to determining ray casting. Have you tried to simply lower the emitter power when rendering in higher resolution? I realize that it's strange, but it's not impossible, and yes, it's rare to see this situation. You are ...

I am thinking of different lights More realistic modeling is the most critical need in this image, the benches and the architecture are woefully low poly, so therefore when rendered, they of course look unrealistic. The first step in high quality rendering is a high quality model. There must be a g...

Change "Color" from "SketchUp" to "Texture" and browse to your .gif. Untitled-2.png Insert a copy of your animated .gif image that has been saved as a .jpg or .png format as a texture in your SU scene, you will likely need to apply a Twilight Template to the texture. Change the Color slot in the mat...