[Natural daylighting]

Yes I finally realised that I did not have any 'direct' light.

Thanks for all the suggestions.

[Natural daylighting]

The default texture set in the walls drawn is stucco medium white wall. I played around a little with other textures - which did help, however I am still having a few issues.

Openings are translucent, and I can see sun through them. The sun just does not project into the room as much as it should be. Is my north screwed up? How do I check this?

After playing with the textures I am able to get light, but it is appears either washed out or too dark depending on the brightness.

No, the camera is not in a wall. I Can see the furniture and person I placed in the model etc....

I don't have any light source in the interior - I am guessing I need to add one in...

I appreciate your help on this.

[Natural daylighting]

VW2009, Final Quality RenderWorks, I haven't added textures to the walls - is this necessary? Design layer/model space - I think... still kind of new to VW as you can tell.

I set my camera view in RenderWorks, then viewed in the object info palette. Is there an easier way to view interiors?

I am trying to get a snapshot of how shadows are cast into this room that is already part of a model I have been working on, and then show a series of shots for a basic solar analysis.

Thanks.

[Natural daylighting]

I am working on a model, trying to decipher how to show the natural shadows on an interior camera view. When I render it with shadows the interior walls are black. HELP - what am I doing wrong?