hiii exuse my bad english
i need your help pleaase
how can i make a LED building ( a panel LED light to show differents picture on my architecture ) ?? can i aply a simple PNG picture front a LED panel ?
like this
LED façade lighting
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LED façade lighting
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Re: LED façade lighting
Yes, just use a texture and make it an "emitter" material:
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Re: LED façade lighting
thx did u modeled an example befor to see how can i make it exactly ?
ramy_ramroum
Re: LED façade lighting
Like this. (scene in SU7 version attached) (renders in 3s)
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Re: LED façade lighting
Hi Ramy,
The other day we had a similar topic over SCF (I know you are member there, too). Here is what I came up in Twilight with:
http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtop ... 84#p310184
It is a single image (I just grabbed it from the net) and set to emit light. It works pretty well. The black part will not emit anything of course (unless there is black light)
The other day we had a similar topic over SCF (I know you are member there, too). Here is what I came up in Twilight with:
http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtop ... 84#p310184
It is a single image (I just grabbed it from the net) and set to emit light. It works pretty well. The black part will not emit anything of course (unless there is black light)
Gai...
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Re: LED façade lighting
In Kerkythea, there's even negative light. I haven't seen that in nature.
the name "black light" normally refers to UV lights used to illuminate fluorescent pigments.
the name "black light" normally refers to UV lights used to illuminate fluorescent pigments.
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