Rendering |
You can take into account the reflection of indirect light off surfaces when rendering interiors. Indirect lighting requires a direct light source, for example light coming from outside or a light component. If necessary, add lights or light components to the model. The software calculates the reflection of indirect light off surfaces and generates a rendered image based on the calculations. The calculation takes some time. You can limit the calculation time by determining when the calculation will end. The calculation is a one-time operation. The result is not stored in the model, but it will be available for as long as the project is open.
Render an interior as follows:
The Rendering dialog box is opened.
You can limit the calculation time by determining when the calculation will end. The calculation will continue until one of the limit values is reached:
A preview image is refreshed in the model window in the course of the calculation. The progress of the calculation is displayed on the status bar. If you interrupt the calculation by pressing the Esc key, the rendering will use the results achieved so far.
You can adjust the intensity of the environment lighting to higher than when rendering the outside. Under Environment lighting, select Intensity = 25, for example.
Select one of the following as the rendering quality:
Rendering
Dialog Box
Flying in a
Model
Add a Light
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