Photo-video rendering plug-in

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Re: Photo-video rendering plug-in

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Bonjour enkonyito.

Une petite question.
J'ai installé la version PhotoVideoRendering-2.8-windows-x64.zip sur mon PC qui avait avant la version 2.7.
Et j'ai remarqué que l'éclairage du ciel était activé par défaut sans possibilité apparemment de le désactiver.

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Est ce normal ?

Merci et encore bravo pour toute votre implication pour Sweet Home.
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Re: Photo-video rendering plug-in

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From the message of Enkonyito posted just before yours, sky lighting is implicitly enabled and non-editable in aerial view while it is disabled in virtual visit. So you should use Virtual visit mode to unselect this checkbox.

For your information, Enkonyito requested to disable his account on this forum and at SourceForge.net. This probably means that we won't see him contributing to Sweet Home 3D anymore! [:(]
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Re: Photo-video rendering plug-in

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For your information, Enkonyito requested to disable his account on this forum and at SourceForge.net. This probably means that we won't see him contributing to Sweet Home 3D anymore! [:(]
I'm very sorry to hear that we lost such a valued and appreciated member. There must have been more than just his frustration with sourceforge because Emmanuel offered to host his plugins if sourceforge continued to give problems. I have offered him the same.
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[:(] What a loss
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Re: Photo-video rendering plug-in

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Merci pour votre message, Emmanuel.
J'aurais dû mieux lire ce qu'avait écrit enkonyito.

Et je suis aussi vraiment désolé d'apprendre son départ de ce forum.
Il a tellement apporté à nous tous.
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Re: Photo-video rendering plug-in

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Sorry for the doubt, but in OtherLightTypes version 1.5 what is the real difference between "automatic", "daylight" and "permanent". In rendering tests I didn't notice a difference.
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Re: Photo-video rendering plug-in

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Hello
I'm working on extensive upgrades to PVR 2.8
If enough members of the community are interested, I'll gladly share it 😄

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Excellent news; thank you for your involvement.
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Always interested - it seems these days the only useful and interesting development is done by users :-)
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Re: Photo-video rendering plug-in

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Perhaps what remains of the community should leave and create their own community. i.e. https://github.com/laszukdawid/DobryDom3D/

Let's face it, Space Mushrooms do not appear to care about the people here, and this project is stagnant as far as I'm concerned. No prospect of any updates.

That fork by Dawid has had more commits over the course of a couple of weeks than the open source edition of SH3D has had in two years of SM ownership. I get it... they are a company and want to make a profit. Fine, but at least be honest and say so up front that there will be no more open source releases so we don't sit around here waiting for Godot.
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