Backward Matt
"How to Render Schematic-like Images with POV-Ray"
So Awesome O'saurus said he liked my schematic view of the Herschel Class so I decided to save screenshots of the settings I used in the LDD to POV-Ray converter.
All the settings tabs that aren't shown are kept at default. You can experiment with these how you want, though the most important parts are the lighting, outline, and quality bits; though I can't recommend enough that you should try and find a setting that works for you.
I also changed the light color to a slightly purple tint, which is something that I didn't do with Herschel; it actually gives the image a sort of space-y feel, in my opinion. Changing the color to a slightly yellow tint would probably give your image an outdoor feel, too.
"How to Render Schematic-like Images with POV-Ray"
So Awesome O'saurus said he liked my schematic view of the Herschel Class so I decided to save screenshots of the settings I used in the LDD to POV-Ray converter.
All the settings tabs that aren't shown are kept at default. You can experiment with these how you want, though the most important parts are the lighting, outline, and quality bits; though I can't recommend enough that you should try and find a setting that works for you.
I also changed the light color to a slightly purple tint, which is something that I didn't do with Herschel; it actually gives the image a sort of space-y feel, in my opinion. Changing the color to a slightly yellow tint would probably give your image an outdoor feel, too.