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i wanted to know how to do a night rendering.
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although ive never done a night rendering, I noticed that when you have your frame and everything set up, you can go to the browser bar under rendering and there is an option that says Lighting... with a light bulb beside it, anyway, if you go into this, you wil have a light source called sun, to the right of that is a box with a check mark in it. im guessing that if you uncheck the box, it will turn the sun off, creating a night scene. but ill asume that you will need to put in lamps and such for the rendering to work
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yea i have all the lights i want, but when i click go, and wait, the scene is still all black, and i made sure the lights were on.
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please explain your setup in detail.... lights are placed where, how many sources, is your sun turned on or off and most importantly, have you checked the envirnoment setting. I need to know your initial setup and i can probably help you from there.....
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well i got now. thaks for the help
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I'm having the same problem. Can you post your solution?
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all did was that i turned the sun off and turned on all the lights i had.
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Or you can go to Advanced Model Graphics ans turn the sun to a brightness of zero. It will render all black, and then you have to adjust the exposure accordingly....Hope this helps
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