how do you activate/disable shadows?the activation of shadows, acts at the level of view and not at the level of individual object.
I care to disable shadows in renders..view bar below left, the 4th icon from left is the one that activates/disables shadows in the views.
p.s. does not work with all display styles.
That's what I thought. unfortunately I would need not have shadows, but at the same time I got the interior in renderingwas not so clear in the question...:wink:.
I have never placed the problem, but I think in a rendering because the model is calculated "in the real state" , there is no possibility to turn off the shadows, but I wait for denials... maybe playing with the position of the sun they can limit.
What's a shadow-free rendering? if it is only for the materials set the realistic display style and lets off shadowsThat's what I thought. unfortunately I would need not have shadows, but at the same time I got the interior in rendering
You need to.. because I have to do an internal view, but the shadows bother me and I must absolutely eliminate them but not losing the qualities of rendering..What's a shadow-free rendering? if it is only for the materials set the realistic display style and lets off shadows
In my opinion, the Tristan Council is not to be underestimated.What's a shadow-free rendering? if it is only for the materials set the realistic display style and lets off shadows
Unfortunately the realistic view is always a design, and unfortunately I need this photorealistic view. .In my opinion, the Tristan Council is not to be underestimated.
realistic viewing (if supported by a good video card) could already give good results. or even with environmental occlusion, satisfactory results can be achieved. But if you need a photorealistic image, I think you can't do anything.. .
then passes everything to 3ds; you can't do thisUnfortunately the realistic view is always a design, and unfortunately I need this photorealistic view. .
However excuse: if it is photorealism there must be shadows. If not what photorealism is? I have never seen a photo without the slightest shadow...so you should make a choice: or photorealism (with shadows) or an image similar to reality (but not photorealistic) without a shadow. but then excuse the question: Isn't it nicer to have shadows in a scene? give more depth and more detail. . .Unfortunately the realistic view is always a design, and unfortunately I need this photorealistic view. .