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in the spirit of trying to kill SketchUp's open GL viewer engine :lol: ... model one, two, or three tufts for the rug, and then populate the rectangle with that... should fit the rectangle much better. I would put them on a hidden layer, make sure they are a component, and then use Twilight's contex...

You could try this grass component, then change the color to be like the rug color you want.
Then use Didier Bur's spray component tool to spray it randomly on a surface to be your shag carpet.

ici!

http://twilightrender.com/phpBB3/viewto ... 626#p12626

ah well, puts food on the table...
ever try vignette?

1- put a pointlight inside 2- make sure to give an accurate radius to the pointlight in the light editor dialog 3- then apply a fake emitter library material to the glass cover. or 3- model the glass cover for the light with a very thin thickness, 4- make sure it's a "water tight" model fo...

désolée,
Il faut choisir la boite, et en suite, il faut cliquez sur la loupe(?) (the magnifying glass)

on peut voit que c'est écrit encore "1300x604"... donc c'est apparent que ce n'est pas tout a fait les proportions de la vue.

il faut choisir "ajuster les proportions a la vue". (la petite boite)

ramy_ramroum, Bienvenue!

essayez cliquez-droit sur l'image qui est rendu et choisir "Adapter l'image"
try to right-click the image that is rendering and choose "fit image"

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