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How to NOT affect my color mapping
15 years 10 months ago #969
by Fredrik G
How to NOT affect my color mapping was created by Fredrik G
Hi
I wonder how I can get SR to NOT affect my color mapping which I have set before? SR sets the color mapping to Reinhard no matter what I do. I can open the render panel and set the color mapping but it changes to Reinhard again the next time I open SR. I would like to use SR only to optimize my render times and never affect the look of my rendering. Is this possible? When evaluating the product I used 0.52 and it did only that. Select your quality and the scene just render faster.
/Fredrik
I wonder how I can get SR to NOT affect my color mapping which I have set before? SR sets the color mapping to Reinhard no matter what I do. I can open the render panel and set the color mapping but it changes to Reinhard again the next time I open SR. I would like to use SR only to optimize my render times and never affect the look of my rendering. Is this possible? When evaluating the product I used 0.52 and it did only that. Select your quality and the scene just render faster.
/Fredrik
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15 years 10 months ago - 15 years 10 months ago #970
by subburb
Replied by subburb on topic Re:How to NOT affect my color mapping
Hi, Fredrik !
Sure it's possible :
2 things :local (your scene) and global (all future scenes)
1rst : for your specific scene, i suggest the following :
- open SR (whith your scene loaded)
- open then configuration panel
- check color mapping to "user" instead of "SR". doing this you tell to SR that you're working with your own color mapping settings. Colormapping rollout will just disappear. (SolidRocks will remember this option for this scene )
- close SR
- make your colormapping settings just as you want.
- relaunch SR. it will not bother you again
2nd : if you don't want SR to manage colormapping in the future (for next new scenes)
- setup SR just like you want (with colormapping set to "User")
- in the init/save rollout, click on "Apply actual settings as SR defaults".
- now solidrocks will start with your personnal settings for each new fresh scene.
Hope it helps !
Sure it's possible :
2 things :local (your scene) and global (all future scenes)
1rst : for your specific scene, i suggest the following :
- open SR (whith your scene loaded)
- open then configuration panel
- check color mapping to "user" instead of "SR". doing this you tell to SR that you're working with your own color mapping settings. Colormapping rollout will just disappear. (SolidRocks will remember this option for this scene )
- close SR
- make your colormapping settings just as you want.
- relaunch SR. it will not bother you again
2nd : if you don't want SR to manage colormapping in the future (for next new scenes)
- setup SR just like you want (with colormapping set to "User")
- in the init/save rollout, click on "Apply actual settings as SR defaults".
- now solidrocks will start with your personnal settings for each new fresh scene.
Hope it helps !
Last edit: 15 years 10 months ago by subburb.
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15 years 10 months ago #973
by Fredrik G
Replied by Fredrik G on topic Re:How to NOT affect my color mapping
OK,
it seems to work fine.
Thank you!
it seems to work fine.
Thank you!
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