< Back to index
Published06/18/2024
Updated06/18/2024
ByMicrocad Software

How to use the option to create photorealistic images or “Renders”

The option to create photorealistic images or “renders” is available in the “Photo” tab [1], and within this tab, the “Photo” option [2] (NOTE: you must have the design in a “3D View” beforehand). The following window [3] will then be displayed, where you can configure various aspects to perform the render: resolution, image quality, reflection, light intensity, whether you want the roof to be shown or not, etc. (You can find a detailed explanation of all these options in the program’s online help.)

Once all the options are configured, click the accept button and the following window will appear, where the render will be generated gradually. The time it takes for the program to complete the render will depend on various factors, such as: the complexity of the design, the resolution and image quality selected in the configuration window, the computer power, etc.

In the render window, we find the following main options:

  1. On the right side, there are several options that allow you to adjust various image parameters, such as “White Balance”, “Color Balance”, “Hue/Saturation” and “Exposure.” These are the main options we recommend adjusting.

  2. Depending on the option selected in [1], “sliders” will appear in the bottom right corner where you can adjust the corresponding parameter, and you will be able to see the result in real time in the photo.

  3. Once you have adjusted the photo to your liking, click the “Save” button to save the photorealistic image to your computer.
Table of contents