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Using textures with LightWork Rendering
product: BricsCad & Architecturals
version: All
operating system: All Operating Systems
status:
last reviewed: 2004-04-01

Symptoms
How to assign textures for 'Full Rendering'?

Cause
'Full Rendering' uses the LightWork rendering engine. The version built into IntelliCad is in fact a restricted version, in order to keep the price level affordable, yet offering an easy to use rendering engine. Unexperienced users will obtain great looking renderings without the need to master tons of settings.
The downside is that possibilities to work with textures are limited, while LWI material definitions can only be used for the background.

Resolution
The _MATERIALS command allows to define and store texture settings on dwg entities.
1. Select the elements to which the 'material' or 'texture' settings should be assigned.
2. Pick one of six reflectance types: shiny plastic, dull plastic, shiny metal, dull metal, mirror or glass and combine this with the desired setting for transparency and roughness.
3. Click OK to save the material settings on the elements.

Remark: the color for the texture is taken from the color of the element

An alternative to storing the material textures on each individual element, is to use the render.dat configuration file. The render.dat file can be found in the IntelliCad root directory.
It contains explanations on how to use it. It is a text file that one can edit using a simple text editor like Notepad. It allows to assign texture settings to user defineable layers. These settings will be applied for any drawing that is rendered, without requiring to add settings information on the individual elements."

Texturen im FullRender zuordnen