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Dear all, It is often the case that we need to visualise in capture custom surfaces and in general strange objects. In the actual field by using any of the well known lighting techniques, hidden/back projection/cyclorama/internal and so on, we reach the expected result. Now, when it comes to computer visualisation, where the above expected result needs to be seen, we must not forget to build to that exactly as we did in reality. In other words, it would be best to choose from the captur...

What are the best settings for the lighting in the views Ambient lighting Fixture lighting Fixture lighting differentation Atmosphere I presumed that setting the Fixture lighting and Fixture lighting differentation to 100 would give the most accurate results of simulation Whats the actual function definition of the Fixture lighting and differentation fields Currently running 15, 100, 50 and 40 in order if that helps.... Thanks, Paul

Many people have problems with the scale on imported objects from AutoCad, here is a brief description how to solve the problem: When you are in a project, use the 'Extract' function under 'File'. Find your file, change filetype to AutoCad Files and open it, a new window is opened, highlite the object (even if it´s invisible) by marking a rectangel around the middle of the window (left mouse button pressed down). When you have caught the object you get red tools, use the arrow and drag the ...

This is something that Lars told me long ago. I think mostly everybody alreay know about this.And I don't think it is mention on the manual too. For selecting objects on screen. (By holding the left click of your mouse dragging it to form a red box.) - 1,dragging from left side will select the object that comes in touch with the red box. 1,dragging from right side will select the object 'within' the red box. This is the right side & left side difference.

Got yA! I just wanted to be the first to post ! Just kidding boys and girls... enjoy our new site and forum. Yours, Vangelis, from the Capture team