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im rendering an exterior perspective and trim needs to be white no matter what material i assign, even White PVC, when the rendering goes through it looks beige or tan. any advice?
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alter your shadow angle, maybe its on the 'dark side' of your building. Tinker with your exposure controls too.
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yeah ive tried all of those option even in direct sunlight it comes out tan, ive tried messing with exposure but you can really only take that so far before it destroys the image. ive messed with sun intensity in the shadows dialog but that seems to have no affect on the actual rendering. i attached an image all the colors you see are supposed to be white.
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White is only white under direct light and no other colors around it reflecting and changing it. The box below is white and I believe it is rendered correctly.
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Try a metallic paint with 255 255 255 RGB and a highlight spread of 0
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