Good morning. I have a project in which we want to show the shading or occlusion effect of one component on the field of view of another. For example, I might have a point source lamp producing a cone of light, placed on the upper surface of a part. How can I show the visibility or otherwise of that light cone from various viewing points around the part? I imagine I could just place a light and render the thing, but in my (limited) experience, placing lights is a bit hit and miss and whenever the view point is changed the render is lost and has to be re-done.
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The Raytracing module is used to generate photorealistic images of your models by rendering them with an external renderer. The Raytracing workbench works with, the same way as the, by allowing you to create a Raytracing project in which you add views of your objects. The project can then be exported to a ready-to-render file, or be rendered directly. Currenly, two renderers are supported: and. To be able to render directly from FreeCAD, at least one of those renderers must be installed on your system, and its path must be configured in the FreeCAD Raytracing preferences.
Without any renderer installed, though, you are still able to export a scene file that can be used in any of those renderers later, or on another machine. The raytracing workbench works with, which are complete scene files for the given external renderer, including lights and possibly additional geometry such as ground planes. These scene files contain placeholders, where FreeCAD will insert the position of the camera, and geometry and materials information of each of the objects you insert in the project.
That modified scene file is what is then exported to the external renderer.