At first I wasn’t happy with this render but when I came back to it, I liked it and thought it looked similar to as if it was a sunny day then clouds started to roll in.

LightWorks has a mind of its own.
Testing the new Lightworks engine in 2018. One of my simple architectural test drawings that I use frequently in different versions.
I use both LightWorks and RedSdk render engines and tend to find myself caught in the middle between the two.
LightWorks now supports “normal maps” and has added a few new features in the advanced “Final Gather” render styles, which I used in this rendering. No post editing of the image.
The Palm trees are Billboards created from 2D images.
Each year I ask for them to be automatic in TC but no luck

. It's too bad because they're a lot of fun

Some info about normal maps here
https://www.pluralsight.com/blog/film-games/bump-normal-and-displacement-mapsLightworks new features here
https://www.turbocad.com/turbocad-windows/turbocad-pro-platinum-2018.htmlscroll down to new features LightWorks 9,1 SP5
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Windows 7 64 bit HP > 2019-2018-2017, TurboCad Platinum 21,20,19 and 18.Using LightWorks, Anilab lab 5. HP all in one 23" Touch smart screen with Nvidia Geforce 210, open gl 3.3. Intel Core i5 ,2.27GHz,4 GB ram.