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Hi,
I am trying to make my wall glow, so I tried LED - but in the rendering it looks like any other colored wall...I want the wall to show the illumination, maybe i shoud try a different material or change the setting, plug different numbers?
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I believe LED material have a "Luminance" propertie (or something like this) where you can increase the lumen value...
BTW, are you rendering in Interior or Exterior? with Sun only or sun and artificial?
Edited on: Mon, May 28, 2012 at 8:04:34 AM
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Sun and artificial. shoud I change the setting?
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'artifical only' will increase the intensity of the interior lights for sure, if you're trying to render an evening shot try setting the background colour to a deep blue/black.. like this:
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can you tell me how to set it up like that?
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