render tetto

[dinosalsa]

Hello, everyone.
I'm starting to try making myself. use autocad 2005 and accurender 4.

with a thousand difficulties (and many aids I solved with the forum) I managed to make a decent rendering of a cottage.

the only problem is the roof: when I apply the desired texture, the tiles do not follow the trend of the bonfires (then according to the maximum gradient line) but are positioned consecutively between all the bonfires. the effect of rendering is very much affected.

Where am I wrong? Any help?
Thank you.

 

[lattu]

I don't know exactly how he thinks accurender, but you should try to apply the face-to-face texture, orienting it differently according to the slope.

 

[dinosalsa]

Gulp!
I assign the texture to the whole layer, but I actually know that you can assign to every single element.
I will try to assign to every single layer (although I do not know how to change the inclination of the retino) I try and then place.

thanks:smile::smile:

 

[GP.]

you must "map" every single object whose application of the texture is not standard, in your case you must apply a mapping Planners selezionando con 3 points the reference plan.

i.e. to select in the right order the points that require the procedure.

click on property object, or type _ar4_objectproperties
divagative note: typing ar3 after the launch of accurender4 you can use the old accurender interface3. in parer mio (for those who took the hand) reduces by 50-60% the time for the "dress" of the model to render.

 

[dinosalsa]

solved, you made me discover the object properties accurenders that seem very interesting.
Thank you