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Tips'n'Tricks
The Tips in detail |
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"If you start building complicated scenes (like "My Room" or "Sat Dish"), you should learn to use basic geometries as positional dummies." |
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This makes it a whole lot easier to build your scene while specific objects are not ready or even don't exist at all and saves RAM and CPU-power during test-renderings which means a dramatic increase in speed. Give them a simple dummy-material like grey plastic without any submaps. This way you can check out the distribution of the objects in your scene more easily. |
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