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  1. #1
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    Interesting. Thanks chief inspector!
    Makes sense too.
    Dennis Gavin CR, CKBR
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    You cannot be serious? lol
    You cannot compare Thea with CA.
    Ive looked at many of the render engines and so glad Pat suggested Thea.

    All materials contain maps which give realism. Go to their site and see for yourself.
    I think there menu is quite simple.

    Here is one of my first renders.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gel Building View Post
    You cannot be serious? lol
    You cannot compare Thea with CA.
    Ive looked at many of the render engines and so glad Pat suggested Thea.

    All materials contain maps which give realism. Go to their site and see for yourself.
    I think there menu is quite simple.

    Here is one of my first renders.
    Is that your Thea? lol too
    Jintu E.P. Montego
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    Jintu,

    I am starting my first exterior raytrace. I went through the beginning process but decided to launch the raytrace wizard just to see what it would look like because I couldnt find all the selections described above.

    Could you do another demonstration like you did earlier for the interior raytrace and show the arrows of what to avoid and what to select to begin an exterior raytrace? I know you mentioned sun angles but where are you suppose to put these degrees in for raytraces? I didnt see those on the raytrace choices? Clearly Im out in the woods!
    Chad Cardin
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    Jintu,

    Ive been tinkering around with the sun angles and plugging in the time zone etc but for some reason when I do final views with shadows and click adjust lights the default sunlight specification wont show up. How can I get that dialogue box up so I can adjust it to the recommended 260 angle you prescribed above?
    Chad Cardin
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