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Hi all,

Here's another test of an animated daylightsystem of one day.
It's morning 8am to evening 9pm during wintertime in europe, rendered in 320 frames in 720p resolution, total rendertime was about an hour.
rendered using directlighting.

I think this will be very handy for architects.

http://www.refractivesoftware.com/terre ... ayanim.mp4 (13MB)

download and play with VLC media player if it does'nt work.

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Very nice Radiance. This will indeed be great for us people doing archviz ;)

What about a night time system also? With moon and stars, it would be great for night shots with artificial lightning.

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Why the floor is glossy???
A diffuse material would better do the job.
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Chris wrote:Very nice Radiance. This will indeed be great for us people doing archviz ;)

What about a night time system also? With moon and stars, it would be great for night shots with artificial lightning.

Cheers.

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there is no physically based night sky model in octane yet...

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pixym wrote:Why the floor is glossy???
A diffuse material would better do the job.
it's just a test... not meant to be artistically correct.

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Thats is really good.. and "yet" for the night sky model means that in some point will be YES ?
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Realistic night scenes can be pretty hard to create so it would be nice to have this as a feature in the future ;)
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thats great I think I will have something for that :)
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radiance wrote:
pixym wrote:Why the floor is glossy???
A diffuse material would better do the job.
it's just a test... not meant to be artistically correct.
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