Rendering in AutoCAD

[Anonymous]

Hi everyone!

I am doing some rendering in AutoCAD. I created 3D solid objects, i need those objects to render in plain white. I've tried applying a white material, i tried changing their properties to white, i've tried putting them on white layer etc. Nothing seems to work. When i rendering it the objects come out a greyish colour, what can i do????

Any help woul be greatly appreciated!

bye!

Alex.

[pendean]

Do you have lights shining on the object?

[Anonymous]

Hi, yes I do. Not on them directly, but I did put 2 light in that scene. I also removed the shadow options.

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[pendean]

Any chance you can share that DWG file?

[Anonymous]

Absolutely! Is there an e-mail address I can send it to?

Alex Burgos
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[m_kingdon]

Just attached it to a post here

[Anonymous]

Ok, how do I find the discussion there so many of them?

Alex Burgos
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[Alfred.NESWADBA]

Hi,

>> When i rendering it the objects come out a greyish colour, what can i do?

That's how "virtual realism" is doing it's job .. in the nature there does not exist anything with clean white 😉

As a sample: if you would have a box in your drawing, you look to that box so you can see three sides (front/left/top) and that object would be clean white ... you would not be able to see differences between the sides as you don't see the edge.

On the other hand: you would not be able to print the object (without any background) ... but to come close to clean white the option you have is to work with overexposure.

- alfred -

[Anonymous]

Thank you! I've seen rendering produced in AutoCAD with plain white applied to 3D objects. I have everything set up with materials I applied to all my other 3D objects, I just to add white to a frames I built.

Is there any other way white can be applied?

Alex Burgos
Interior Design Services Technologist
Building Design & Construction
Facility Services Division
Public Services Department
P-905-874-3912
C-416-806-1542
F-905-874-3370
Alex.burgos@brampton.ca


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[Alfred.NESWADBA]

Hi,

can you show an rendered image + the drawing?

Just to make it clear for us what is "not white" for you (as all is relative when speaking about lightning and colors) 😉

- alfred -