Architectural Time of Day Renders

It takes one architectural render as its Source Image and creates four versions of the same scene: Sunrise Render, Midday Render, Sunset Render, and Nighttime Render. The saved example shows these four outputs connected to one source image.

It is useful for architects, designers, visualization teams, and others presenting architectural spaces. The four outputs help compare or communicate the scene at different times of day.

Prepare one architectural render as the Source Image. The recipe exposes that image input in Fuser, where you can replace it with the scene you want to explore.

You can change the exposed Source Image in Fuser by selecting a different architectural render. The recipe does not list additional editable inputs, so the time-of-day output set remains Sunrise, Midday, Sunset, and Nighttime renders.

The recipe provides four image outputs labeled Sunrise Render, Midday Render, Sunset Render, and Nighttime Render. Together, they present the same source scene across those four times of day.

Yes. The four labeled renders can support client reviews, design discussions, portfolio sequences, or presentation boards focused on one architectural scene. The saved example is a default demonstration; a new run uses the Source Image you provide.

The listed outputs are four image renders tied to the same architectural scene at different times of day. It does not list separate inputs or outputs for changing the architecture, adding design elements, or producing other media types.