
Press Y and zooom out to see the model directly above on the Y axis. Now the Dino and platform are rendered but we still need shadows. This time change the name to yourfilename02. Select the pyramid again to go back to perspective mode. The isometric mode should look a little wierd. Select your object(our Dino) and move it so the grid and object are touching. In isometric mode all parallel line are always equal instead of being in perspective. This will change the view to Isometric Mode. Select the unshaded pyramid in the upper lefthand corner. Right now we are in Perspective mode so the view may not be accurate when moving the grid.

To more accurately place the grid below its feet press X to look at the grid on the X axis. Select the body of the grid and move it on the Y axis. The grid is going through the creature head.


To make a stand for the Dino(and for cast shadows) right click and select Grid. This rendered image has not values because there are no lights in our scene. Also the rendered image appeared above it. This gives you details on the rendering process. A console box appeared in the lower lefthand corner. To render this time select File>Render>Toxic(.tga)Īgain in the render dialog box there is the option of saving the picture file for the render. Select cancel and the render will cancel but the settings made before will stay intact. Now the render will output to a 800圆00 pixel targa picture file.Ī render dialog box opens immediately after selecting ok. Change the width to 800 and Height to 600. The only one we'll mess with is the Output option. There is a large amount of options in the Toxic Render Options window. To change the render file size go to File>Render and select the box next to the Toxic(.tga) option. I'm using, a student, Kensuke Fukunaga's Dino model. Now in the Toxic Options window there will be the full directory path in the Rendering Command Option. Select the bin folder and double click it with the mouse. Select the toxic folder and double click it with the mouse. Select Edit>Plug-in Preferences>ToxicĪ Toxic Options window will open. Now all the necessary files for the Toxic Renderer are installed on the C Drive.(I opened Windows Explorer to show this.) Make sure the path you extract to is C:\.

To install Toxic Renderer use an archiving utility to unzip the file(I use IZArc). Using external renderers like Toxic or Yafray(even OpenGL) one can get excellent renders out of an model. Wing3D not only has matured in the areas of modelling and mapping, but also in rendering. Rendering With Wings(using Toxic, Yayfray, or OpenGL)
