Twilight Render User Forum

Your info says you are from Montreal, so it would naturally follow that you may understand a word or 2 of French. ;) Light through or reflecting from a surface is called a "Caustic". When you render with Easy09, caustics do not show well with sun/sky, point, or spot lights... they show bes...

Hi JeZ, bienvenue, :welcome: For wood, I use Plastic template most of the time... I find myself cranking up shininess sometimes to 600, 1000, 1500, even 5000 depending on the situation. The Plastic "Shiny" template defaults to 180. For Ceramic tile floor, I may not even use bump, or just a...

from the specular reflection on the shiny wall below the "odd shadow" you mention, it appears that the corner of the room there is built from a glass curtainwall/storefront system, and is therefore allowing sun to shine in without being covered with curtains there.

I think it's a beautiful render, I think many people don't comment because they would have a hard time critiquing, or don't feel they are capable of doing an image of equal quality... dont' worry, it's a great image! :clap: I can tell the difference with the couch material. The bump/specular map for...

sofie9536, a member of this forum, posed these videos on YouTube but asked assistance in posting them here.
Please be so kind as to let Sofie know what you think of the videos.

yes, it's better, and for middle-ground trees (not too close to the camera) I think it works great. But as stated in the post with the tutorial, it is not physically accurate by any stretch of the imagination. I would not be able to tell from your images you provide above how it is working with phys...

lovely render (I've now attached the images to the forum so they will not be lost in the future)
I think the glow is over-done. Just a little glow to give subtle dreamy softness can be a good thing... too much becomes distracting.

I'm not sure I know which animation you are thinking of. Please read manual about how to render animations in SU with Twilight. If you wish to animate a flickering fireplace, then you would have different "flickers" of "flames" in each scene (controlling visibility with layers an...

2 threads with great textures shared by others here...
http://twilightrender.com/phpBB3/viewto ... f=26&t=549
http://twilightrender.com/phpBB3/viewto ... f=26&t=878

Welcome Rhino,
Please try attaching image to your post now. But, I don't think you are allowed until after 3 posts are approved. So you may need to use an external image host until then.