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"Nimish Ajmani" <nomail@nomail> schreef in bericht
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> As to the person who commented below, may you please expand on what I
> should do
> with the Source of the Sun.
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Gladly :-)
What I mean is this. The sun in your scene, is exactly in front of the
building. The result is that - from the point of view of the camera - you do
not see any shadows cast by the building, which makes it look flat. By
moving the sun to the left (or to the right) shadows will become visible,
thus creating a three-dimensional effect. If, at the same time, you move the
camera to the right in order to see the side wall of the building, you will
complete the effect even more.
Thomas
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