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For some odd reason there seems to be a cloud of mystery around rendering architectural interiors that are illuminated solely by man-made light sources. I see questions like this posted on forums: "There are many tutorials for interior renderings but they all are daylight scenes. That doesn't help me if I want to render my scene at night without the sun shining directly into my model."
I frequently receive questions about issues with mental ray displaced grass methods. In this blog entry I will discuss the most commonly asked questions and offer some insight on displaced grass in 3ds Max & mental ray.
Ever wanted decent shadows from your image based lighting scenes (HDR)? Well, it's possible if you use Irradiance Particles in 3ds Max/Design 2009. Read further to find more information & files.
