Great placement of lights inside and outside the hotel! And a warm welcome to our Forum. 
Enjoy your stay.
Posts by Demian Gutberlet
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The .skp is around 115mb + alot of skattered items through the landscape.
And I have the panorama set to Normal, although the size remains at 8192x8192 pixels (stereo).
Thanks for letting me know - it took me 3:50 to render a stereo panorama in a 300 MB SketchUp file, so as mentioned if you haven't already, make sure to also update your GPU drivers. Newer drivers (depending on how old your current ones are) can include corresponding optimization which may help with getting the rendering time down at least a little bit.
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Hi anamariadb , thanks a lot for your post and welcome to our forum.
If you're using Rhino 6, you can make use of our Material Editor.
I've used the following settings:
To achieve the following results:
For that you only require a gradient color texture, and since it's a curtain a transparency texture that can be useful, which you'll find attached with my reply (mostly opaque mesh.jpg). Then I've set the "Explicit Texture Transformation" (which you can adjust by clicking on the transparency texture in the editor after importing the file to 0.1 x 0.1.
Feel free to please adjust the settings to your liking of course until you're satisfied with the results. Please also let me know if you have any other questions regarding this topic.
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Moved it to the showcase section.
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I've closed this thread since there is another discussion going on in the other thread you've created:
If you experience a problem, please kindly only create one thread at a time.
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thats strange, I have a 2070 super and a fresh computer installation...
What Alexander Devaykin said, it was a not so large scene. It also cannot hurt to make sure that your graphics card drivers are up to date, just in case.
I reckon that you also export the panoramas in "High" quality (Visual Settings -> Capture tab)? Plus, can you perhaps let me know how large your project is in megabytes?
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Ofcourse I hoped for 'a solution', but since it's not a problem, there is not much to do about it.
I have to make 10 to 15 renders of a very detailed large landscape, so this takes approximately 20 minutes per pano.
Thanks for your feedback tho!
I see. You're very welcome of course.
In this case, be aware that a dedicated GPU upgrade would of course greatly help with the rendering times of both stereo and non-stereo panoramas.
For example, my mobile RTX 2070 takes about 8 seconds to render a normal panorama, and about 1-2 minutes tops for a stereo panorama. Just so you know in case you ever decide to upgrade (or need a good reason to
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I've spoken with our developers and this is not a bug - I can gladly go into further technical details but simply put, for stereo panoramas, you need to render more frames to better approximate the rotation when it comes to using a phone plus cardboard for example.
I hope that this difference in rendering time won't be an issue to you?
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I've put this thread to resolved 3DMake , just so anyone else can see it if they're looking for this topic via the search bar.
I can gladly forward your request to make it a dedicated button - thanks a lot. Do you have any specific "button name" for that in mind perhaps which you would like to share? -
hi! some update?
Not at the moment I'm afraid, but I'll forward your upvote to the corresponding feature request.
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Very interesting to see how each wall decor gives the room a different feeling. Thanks for sharing!
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Welcome to our forum France Nevin Hutasoit ! Nice rendering! In the future, when you share multiple renderings of the same project with us, please kindly put them into one thread. Thank you! I'm looking forward to further creations from you in the future.
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JesusVargas , those are some lovely renderings. You've done a really great job when it comes to the mountains in the background too.
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Great renderings!
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Sorry for the late response, but yes that is what I was trying to do. I will wait for this feature to make it into the software as it would help me a ton.
Thanks, I've forwarded your feedback!
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Hi, Demian. overall rendering is not bad. but there is a problem with the mirror.
Please have a look at the post itself in this FAQ which details why this occurs. At the moment, real-time reflections require a lot of performance in the first place, but you'll have all the information in my post.
To everyone else, we are working on improving the reflections with basically every release. If it were as simple as implementing a further Rendering Quality for example to allow for "perfect" mirrored reflections, while still maintaining at least a bit of performance, we would do it. But it's technically simply not that straight forward I'm afraid.
Still, you can all be assured that we're aware of the demand for this and I always say that since hardware gets better and better, we'll also be able to offer better and better reflections with time.
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Thank you!
One more thing...
Can I perform that as many time as I need?
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Of course! There are no limits for this procedure what so ever.
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I think this is good idea, users can save many time to find good color
Very interesting - I've filed your inquiry as a feature request!
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Thanks for your report! We'll investigate and I'll get back to you again as soon as possible.
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Awesome! Thanks for sharing the project as well.