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I was
recently asked to provide a realistic visualisation of
Wickersley
Catholic Church,
a late 1960's structure which was due for redecoration.
The project called for realistic 'before' and 'after' 3D renderings
of the primary structures of the building, using
Brazil r/s
to calculate radiosity solutions for accurately depicting the effect
of transmitted and reflected light onto and from the various
surfaces.
As can be clearly seen, the renderings show a surprising amount of
difference, illustrating the accuracy of and commercial usefulness
of radiosity for quick visualisations.
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