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crojack
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by crojack » Tue Jan 15, 2008 5:03 am
pxl666 wrote:but is this a scene put into a "box of fog" or is it a scene rendered with fog switch ON? im a blendigo user and i didnt find any fog switch - is there any way to turn it ON in blendigo?
Sketchup has a fog setting that renders it inside the model, that is what he used above I believe. It doesn't have very much control on where it is though, just foreground and background.
Whaat,
what is the difference between Specular and Glossy Transparent?
Like, when to use which one?
Thanks
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Whaat

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by Whaat » Tue Jan 15, 2008 5:10 am
crojack wrote:
Whaat,
what is the difference between Specular and Glossy Transparent?
Like, when to use which one?
Use specular when you want a perfect dielectric material. It will render faster than a Glossy Transparent material. Specular materials have perfect reflection, glossy transparent materials do not.
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rogal
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by rogal » Fri Feb 22, 2008 2:56 am
hi! where can i find the fog switch? is it in the skindgo UI? or do i have to add it manually?
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crojack
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by crojack » Fri Feb 22, 2008 4:41 am
It's just turning on fog in Sketchup. Although i found by rendering an outdoor scene with fog that the sketchup fog controls don't correlate to where the fog is in the final render. I put the fog in sketchup way in the background, but in the render it was all the way to the camera.
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rogal
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by rogal » Fri Feb 22, 2008 8:05 am
I'M SUCH AN IDIOT

never mind... -___________-"
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by crojack » Fri Feb 22, 2008 11:28 am
don't worry about it. but note that i rendered my scene for days and days and it never really came clean.
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