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How to improve rendering quality
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lugnet.cad.ray
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Wed, 13 Jun 2001 01:42:15 GMT
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All,
I have been messing around with MLCad to create some models and rendering
them out with POVRay. I have wanted to improve the rendering quality, so I
downloaded the LGEO library. Using L3PAddOn to create POV file, I was able
to make a rendering, but only after commenting out several parts that were
kicking errors. One of these, for instance, was the 1x1x2 windows.
Once I had removed the offending parts, the final rendering looked great.
However, trying to get more info, I tried to go to LGEO site and it appears
to be down.
So my question is: How can you make some quality renderings that have alot
of smoothness to them? Is there a way to tweak the POVRay settings or code?
Is there a better (read: Still free, or close to it) program out there that
is better for rendering? Is there some way to fix the offending LGEO parts?
Any ideas?
Thanks!
Jake
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Jake McKee
AFOL
LUGNET Member #211
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| (...) What kind of quality improvements do you have in mind? In other words, what features or artifacts are there in your current renderings that you want to remove or improve upon? If you want better colors, some folks have had some luck using (...) (23 years ago, 13-Jun-01, to lugnet.cad.ray)
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