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What I usually do is either I plan the shot so there is no direct light on the glass, so I just render 1 shot with glass on or if I need the sun going thru the glass take two shots, 1 without the glass and compose it later. The results are great and with octane 2 shots are not much time either.ribrahomedesign wrote:yes the interior is all 3d.
you don't need any other light source then the sun .the only thing at the time with octane is , you have
to remove the glass material and then you get very nice interior shots with sunlight.
cheers
Rico
windows 7 x64 | 2xGTX570 (warming up the planet 1ºC at a time) | i7 920 | 12GB
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ribrahomedesign
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hi Kubo
yes that's a very good way to do it.
Rico
yes that's a very good way to do it.
Rico
Windows 7 , 64 b / GTX 590 / Archicad 15 , 64 b / Cinema 4D R 13 studio , 64b /Intel(R)Core(TM)Extreme3,20Ghz /always latest Octane.