Bryan Richards
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under or behind? – if behind does the glow object have a composite tag to not cast shadows
The area light is underneath the the glow/luminance object so this object does allow shadow so the light doesnt pass up and through to the rest of the building.
what are the GI settings and does the scene have any AO (either in materials or the whole scene)?Global Illumination (standard) is set at 100% with 300 stocastic samples min res 20 max 200
Ambiant Occlusion is applied to scene Ray length 0-100mm, dispersion 100, samples 10-128 and 0% contrast–bry
Bry
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image is here
–Bry
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it was indeed the firewall. tut
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Ok the answer is. .b3d is a bodypaint file and can be viewed by simply dragging it into cinema. DOH! simple when u know how
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Hi Katachi, thanks for the link. Ive loaded a “sequence” being 1 .b3d file which is the file cinema makes before compiling them all into an .avi when the render is finished.
After importing, i get nothing but a blank screen? Ive tried importing a simple avi too but no joy too. Any advice to what im doing wrong hereKind Regards
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It was a mixture of light settings and material colours that created a black and white illusion.
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sorted now
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Ive posted an example of what i mean here
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jFdBe8seqDQ
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yup, jackpot.!! thanks
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i found that my dxf was way a million miles off the world centre. dxf v12 works fine