Digital Craft in Architecture - render3D: 2009: Museum of Television & Radio

Friday, May 22, 2009

Museum of Television & Radio

I have problem with the light studio rendering, as you can see, the glass on the left image looks very strange. The model has been made in archicad, then was exported to .3ds file before it was imported to 3ds max. I've tried a lot of materials for the glass as well as changing the settings but it didn't work. I looked at the models we made in the tutorial, and did some interior renders, the model which were made in autocad and revit worked well in light studio, but the model made in archicad got the same problem. Then I thought maybe I should try to export the archicad model to .dwg file and import it to 3ds max, which is the way I did with revit model, and it works!!!, problem solved.

Labels: Huong, light studio, Museum of Television and Radio

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