2016-09-14, 12:53
2016-09-14, 12:56
2016-09-26, 4:01
I am really impressed that all the new plane parts have been done.
looks really good
just did a large rendering of it, super results
http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/GrapeA..._plane.png
looks really good
just did a large rendering of it, super results
http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/GrapeA..._plane.png
2016-09-26, 6:24
(2016-09-14, 12:53)Philippe Hurbain Wrote: [ -> ]City / Airport sets
I'm not real impressed with those sets for some reason.
2016-09-26, 7:14
Glad you like them
2016-11-06, 13:10
2016-11-15, 13:19
How do you make those nice renderings? With LDCad only?
2016-11-15, 14:25
(2016-11-15, 13:19)Marc Belanger Wrote: [ -> ]How do you make those nice renderings? With LDCad only?No, I think that this one was done with LDView. But LDCad renderings have the same quality level (sometimes even better), you just have a little less control on framing and lighting direction (View -> editing View -> OpenGL view export). The only "trick" I use it to create a huge image (the initial one was 4000x4000) then resize it down. Note that Tom Burger's rendering in the post below was done with a ray-tracing program (PovRay I guess)
2020-02-22, 13:36
Not a city and no airport for landing for the first aircraft !
10124 - Wright Flyer
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File OMR compliant
Known error : Chain optimized with lenght criteria, in this case contact between chain and wheels are not perfect.
Rendering without chain and string, studio refused to performed ...
10124 - Wright Flyer
[attachment=4880]
[attachment=4881]
File OMR compliant
Known error : Chain optimized with lenght criteria, in this case contact between chain and wheels are not perfect.
Rendering without chain and string, studio refused to performed ...
2020-02-22, 15:29
(2020-02-22, 13:36)Marc Giraudet Wrote: [ -> ]Known error : Chain optimized with lenght criteria, in this case contact between chain and wheels are not perfect.Yeah, virtual chains lack the slack offered by physical ones!
Quote:Rendering without chain and string, studio refused to performed ...A weird one... I tried to debug more finely (using delete one by one/try render) to see what caused Studio renderer to crash.
- Chains (as expected, they are just a collection of parts) worked fine.
- Most strings worked fine, except for Wing string RH... I tried to tweak it to no avail, so I finally recreated it by duplication/mirroring of (working) Wing string LH.
- I also had to modify maxmerge to 1 to avoid triggering Studio scaled parts bug.
Attached a modified file that works fine.
I also tried to understand what difference between working and not working strings caused the problem, but couldn't find anything meaninful
2020-02-22, 16:38
(2020-02-22, 15:29)Philippe Hurbain Wrote: [ -> ]I also tried to understand what difference between working and not working strings caused the problem, but couldn't find anything meaninfulI made a little step towards understanding: turns out that this string was rubber black, after changing it to plain black the model renders fine. But it's not strictly a problem with rubber colors, since other parts set to rubber black render fine.
2020-02-23, 0:46
(2020-02-22, 16:38)Philippe Hurbain Wrote: [ -> ]I made a little step towards understanding: turns out that this string was rubber black, after changing it to plain black the model renders fine. But it's not strictly a problem with rubber colors, since other parts set to rubber black render fine.
I've pretty much given up with trying to please Studio with flexible parts. I just export the flex file and put it in the CustomParts folder. Then create a Studio specific file and remove the embedded flex objects.
2020-02-23, 8:08
(2020-02-23, 0:46)Orion Pobursky Wrote: [ -> ]I've pretty much given up with trying to please Studio with flexible parts. I just export the flex file and put it in the CustomParts folder. Then create a Studio specific file and remove the embedded flex objects.That's what I did initially, but it's quite an hassle. Once you have created/modified the templates, it works well (the problem with Marc's file beeing the exception )