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1. Re: modo 601, how to render perfectly bright, no lighting?

   

   Reply by Farfarer · May 2013 · Home› Technical Talk

   For the diffuse coefficient render output, set it's gamma to 1. Ensure your materials are set to 100% diffuse amount (defaults to 80%). That could be what's washing it out.

2. Re: modo 601, how to render perfectly bright, no lighting?

   

   Reply by Bek · May 2013 · Home› Technical Talk

   Diffuse coefficient should do it, when you say you have the gamma on the 'texture' set to one, what do you mean? The gamma setting in the render window or something else? Also checked that tone mapping is 0% and white level is neutral? Don't have any other render outputs enabled? Maybe post a picture of what you're getting…

3. modo 601, how to render perfectly bright, no lighting?

   

   Topic by rooster · May 2013 · Home› Technical Talk

   Hi, I'm trying to achieve the same effect in a render as 'texture' display mode; that is, totally bright render as if there is no light information. I should be able to take the render and put it next to the texture and notice no difference in colour I have tried setting the render output to 'diffuse coefficient' and that…