Comments on: There’s a new Kerkythea in Town http://www.alexschreyer.net/cad/theres-a-new-kerkythea-in-town/ Sat, 27 Feb 2010 16:41:26 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc hourly 1 By: James http://www.alexschreyer.net/cad/theres-a-new-kerkythea-in-town/comment-page-1/#comment-39819 James Mon, 25 Aug 2008 22:27:07 +0000 http://www.alexschreyer.net/cad/theres-a-new-kerkythea-in-town/#comment-39819 Thanks for the reply Alex, I realized my mistake a few hours after I posted the question. I had been starting the render by using the little button next to the quickview pane and in doing so prevented the dialog box from popping up asking me which type of render I wanted to do. By starting the render from the top menu I finally saw the option MLT as well as the Photomap-Quick preset that you mention in your other tutorial. Know everything makes much more sense ;) Thanks for the info though. Thanks for the reply Alex, I realized my mistake a few hours after I posted the question. I had been starting the render by using the little button next to the quickview pane and in doing so prevented the dialog box from popping up asking me which type of render I wanted to do. By starting the render from the top menu I finally saw the option MLT as well as the Photomap-Quick preset that you mention in your other tutorial. Know everything makes much more sense ;) Thanks for the info though.

]]> By: Alex http://www.alexschreyer.net/cad/theres-a-new-kerkythea-in-town/comment-page-1/#comment-39816 Alex Mon, 25 Aug 2008 20:19:47 +0000 http://www.alexschreyer.net/cad/theres-a-new-kerkythea-in-town/#comment-39816 Hi James. This effect is just part of the MLT rendering process. Just start a rendering with MLT and watch this happen. It doesn't always look good but sometimes the effect is quite neat. Cheers, Alex Hi James. This effect is just part of the MLT rendering process. Just start a rendering with MLT and watch this happen. It doesn’t always look good but sometimes the effect is quite neat.
Cheers, Alex

]]> By: James http://www.alexschreyer.net/cad/theres-a-new-kerkythea-in-town/comment-page-1/#comment-39758 James Mon, 25 Aug 2008 04:46:25 +0000 http://www.alexschreyer.net/cad/theres-a-new-kerkythea-in-town/#comment-39758 Hi Alex, I read your other tutorial on how to get Kerkythea to work with Sketchup and it was great! I clicked on a sub-link that got me here and I was just curious how you got the last image to look like that, you mention that this is part of the MLT rendering process? So far I've been adding a bit of "grain" to my renders in Photoshop as well as vignetting. If there is a way to do this in the program it would help me. Does this apply only to models you have to "populate"? All of mine are just directly imported from Sketchup. Forgive me but I'm new to most of this stuff. Thanks, James Hi Alex, I read your other tutorial on how to get Kerkythea to work with Sketchup and it was great! I clicked on a sub-link that got me here and I was just curious how you got the last image to look like that, you mention that this is part of the MLT rendering process? So far I’ve been adding a bit of “grain” to my renders in Photoshop as well as vignetting. If there is a way to do this in the program it would help me. Does this apply only to models you have to “populate”? All of mine are just directly imported from Sketchup. Forgive me but I’m new to most of this stuff.

Thanks,
James

]]> By: edward byrne http://www.alexschreyer.net/cad/theres-a-new-kerkythea-in-town/comment-page-1/#comment-36569 edward byrne Wed, 09 Jul 2008 11:33:01 +0000 http://www.alexschreyer.net/cad/theres-a-new-kerkythea-in-town/#comment-36569 v good info. much to be said about a site that shares rather than one that suck the goodness out of life. v good info. much to be said about a site that shares rather than one that suck the goodness out of life.

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