Day To night Render?

[Renerabbitt]

I know its possible to do a stationary time-lapse but I can't seem to figure out how to make this go from day to night?

[Chief_Trent]

Hi Rene,

 

You can do this with 3D > Walkthroughs > Create Stationary Walkthrough and then set up sun angles under Sun Angle Options to get the start and end time you're looking for.

 

[Renerabbitt]

6 minutes ago, Chief_Trent said:

You can do this with 3D > Walkthroughs > Create Stationary Walkthrough

ive done this but I dont seem to be getting a night time look at the end. Ill try again

[basketballman]

5 minute procedure with A.I. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m3acS1iCZpc

[Renerabbitt]

1 minute ago, basketballman said:

5 minute procedure with A.I. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m3acS1iCZpc

thats not going to work for me, I am not so enamored with the AI results when its changing things like the sharpness and fidelity of my carriage doors and suddenly bringing a cityscape into the background and changing my siding over my carriage doors to board and battn. etc.
This ends up being a large liability for me..no AI
I am trying to get a very accurate spec representation with a close up interior shot and want a practical implementation not a generated one. I am offering spec, it needs to be exacting. I have a very specific geometric tile I am trying to show in a sun study.

[Chief_Trent]

2 hours ago, Renerabbitt said:

ive done this but I dont seem to be getting a night time look at the end. Ill try again

Ah, you probably need to enable the generated sky instead of using a backdrop image. You can open the Full Camera Specification dialog via Edit Active View and go to the Backdrop panel and check Use Generated Sky.