Photoworks 2007

Discussion in 'SolidWorks' started by Erika Layne, Feb 5, 2007.

  1. Erika Layne

    Erika Layne Guest

    If someone would be good enough to have a little patience with a
    novice at Photoworks, life would be good.
    I am using Solidworks 2007, just starting to experiment with
    Photoworks, and my question is this. At one time, not more than a
    couple of days ago, when I imported a model into my viewing screen to
    start a render, when I went to the scene editor, room, background,
    materials , etc, as I was making adjustments, I saw the results of
    those adjustments happening on my model. It is evident I had a
    preview toggled on somewhere, and now for the life of me I cannot find
    the option, and have this condition happen again. I usually start by
    selecting scene, then floor to select a glossy color, etc, then
    proceed to environment, background, lighting, etc to make my
    selections. I would like to see the changes that my selections make
    on my model as it is happening.
    I await a response with many thanks.
    Erika
     
    Erika Layne, Feb 5, 2007
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  2. Erika Layne

    Eddy Hicks Guest

    Did you by chance have "Interactive Rendering" enabled under the Photoworks
    pulldown?

    - Eddy
     
    Eddy Hicks, Feb 5, 2007
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  3. Erika Layne

    Erika Layne Guest

    Eddy,
    I must have. Now I really feel like an idiot, and much worse...I
    deserve it.

    Thank you, I appreciate your response and your solution to my self
    inflicted problem.
    Erika
     
    Erika Layne, Feb 5, 2007
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  4. Erika Layne

    Eddy Hicks Guest

    Erika, you're welcome and it's no problem at all... nothing to feel shy
    about. There are too many places and ways for users to trap themselves in
    Solidworks. The interface changes with every release, etc. Albeit
    interactive rendering has been around for awhile the rest of Photoworks'
    interface has been up for grabs. There was no guarantee it was going to be
    where I thought it was. I checked to make sure :)

    - Eddy
     
    Eddy Hicks, Feb 5, 2007
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