Re: OK. So I 'm ambitious :) 2003-11-20 - By eric3ddd
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My guess is that the keyword is "interior". If the windows are not letting
light in, it
would be dark. Make sure the "light through transparency" option is on.
Eric D
--- In Carrara@(protected), Ron Stephens <stephens@(protected)> wrote:
> Now the problem. I downloaded a church model (it's from
> some rendering contest site), and tried to render the
> interior using HDRI. For some reason, no matter WHAT
> KNOB I changed, it always renders dark, as if no
> light scattering is going on.
>
> Light brightness is always zero.
> Ambient brightness is always set to zero.
> I've tried turning the background HDRI intensity all the way up.
> I've tried turning the global illumination skylight all the way up.
> I've even tried turning on the indirect light.
>
> Any ideas what the heck I'm doing wrong?
> THANKS!
> -ron
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