And often you can see in Sketchup when rotating that a face changes colors, that's called z-fighting because even Sketchup can not determine which face to display.

In Sketchup however, when something touch something else, they merge. Anything in real life that touch something still have a spacing between, even if very small, and that's important for correct rendering. The phone actually has a LCD display covered by a glass, they are touching to your eyes, but if you look with a microscope, you'll see they are not touching in the sense that they occupy the same space. I can't find any issues like this online. Even if the images don't disappear from my SU model, they still won't render most of the time. In Raylectron, it was easy to set the lights. The reason was, I spent most of my time adjusting lights and re-render the whole thing.

Tracing the icons took me 30 seconds using the line tool.īeside, it's never a good idea to have 2 faces occupying the same space because a render engine like Raylectron uses the geometry for proper illumination and if the geometry is not how it would be in real life, the render will not look real as well. Almost always, when I click to Render from the Raylectron toolbar, it deletes the images in the actual sketchup model, and then proceeds to render without them showing up. Maxwell render: (I couldnt get that one to work) In all, Raylectron was faster to produce the result, even if the actual render time was a little bit slower than Twilight and Podium. In real life, when there are 2 faces occupying the same space, no render can detect which comes first, for example, a point in 3D space at 10,20,30 and another on top of it at 10,20,30, which one is suppose to be the visible one? it depend on randomness. I wish this would be a little like iRendernXt, where it automatically imported images into the render as they were placed in sketchup, no extra tweaking needed.

Raylectron render