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    Ok, that worked. I thought since I didnt check the use environment lights, that it would not turn on the sunlight but I guess moving the sunlight down to zero did the trick. It looks much better.

    So do you change any of the settings ever on the advanced tab?
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    What would be the recommendations for settings for exterior raytraces? I noticed it appears to be a lot more involved with sunlight etc. Does anyone have any guidelines they recommend to get a really nice exterior raytrace? Ive thoroughly enjoyed the advice on interior raytraces, now I want to attempt an exterior raytrace. Looks a lot more involved so I wanted to ask before I launch into one.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Chad Cardin View Post

    So do you change any of the settings ever on the advanced tab?
    There is no other settings to adjust in the advanced tabs except for those radio buttons, I don't use that tab.
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    Thanks guys! I will check this out. I guess I built up the exterior raytraces to be more then they are since I thought there was a lot more involved with sun, environment etc.

    Thanks for the specs!
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    Jintu that is a really good ray-trace. Its a great example of what Chief is capable of - nobody should be able to find fault with that level of quality.

    Unfortunately it makes mine look very basic!
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    Quote Originally Posted by marty View Post
    Jintu that is a really good ray-trace. Its a great example of what Chief is capable of - nobody should be able to find fault with that level of quality.

    Unfortunately it makes mine look very basic!
    Thank you.

    You can do it too. Other users have also posted settings that you can follow.
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    I guess I am too impatient to take the trouble with getting everything set up correctly in the first place. I want to concentrate on the design then hit a button and get results like yours even though I know the secret to top quality is in the lighting and material settings.

    I think a large number of users work the same way.
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    Jintu,

    Great rendering! I had to go back and see it, I skipped over it reading the specs and then when I saw everyone talking about something I missed, I had to go back. Looks fantastic! Love the unique elevation! Of course the sunlight and that looks great too!
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    Quote Originally Posted by marty View Post
    I guess I am too impatient to take the trouble with getting everything set up correctly in the first place. I want to concentrate on the design then hit a button

    I think a large number of users work the same way.
    I understand but things will change as Phoebe gets better and better....and faster.
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