to get this to glow or to look right
inside the lamp i have one direction light
i am useing workspace side
light test
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pugman 1
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light test
Hi all can someone tell me how
to get this to glow or to look right
inside the lamp i have one direction light
i am useing workspace side
to get this to glow or to look right
inside the lamp i have one direction light
i am useing workspace side
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nigec
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Re: light test
Steinie posted this, but its mainly shadows in WS
vi ... =13&t=1331"
in modelside I'd use glowing material and a light.. I haven't really bonded with WS
vi ... =13&t=1331"
in modelside I'd use glowing material and a light.. I haven't really bonded with WS
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Re: light test
Hi nigec, i read the post frtom steinie.
I can not load this in ms its for my church wip
the church looses faces and crashes ms, i need it for ws
I can not load this in ms its for my church wip
the church looses faces and crashes ms, i need it for ws
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Re: light test
I had a quick go and got this:
I used a direction light and a omni light
the white material has the specular setting really high and i put the omni light inside, then I enabled bloom in post process
Its a quick dirty way, but I'm sure one of the WS gods will have a better way
I used a direction light and a omni light
the white material has the specular setting really high and i put the omni light inside, then I enabled bloom in post process
Its a quick dirty way, but I'm sure one of the WS gods will have a better way
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Re: light test
Thanks man now i put my fina entry in
but i keep this for the next time.
the omni light gives too much brightness in the scene
but i keep this for the next time.
the omni light gives too much brightness in the scene
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Re: light test
If you will use Realtime:
Few tips,
(From what i see)
1) I should recommend add some subdivisions to the wall, and on the floor mesh. that will improve the quality of your lighting.
2) I should recommend you to use Alpha maps to make the Glow effect on the lights..
3) For the shadows, i vote for nigec's solution..
4) try to add more lights, ambient light with some blue tone will give the effect of the moonlight..
5) Apply the textures will help you a lot to make a better render, so i suggest add textures, normal maps first and then tweak the lights.. that will give you a nice idea where add lights and which intensity.. so move this tip up to number 2
Few tips,
(From what i see)
1) I should recommend add some subdivisions to the wall, and on the floor mesh. that will improve the quality of your lighting.
2) I should recommend you to use Alpha maps to make the Glow effect on the lights..
3) For the shadows, i vote for nigec's solution..
4) try to add more lights, ambient light with some blue tone will give the effect of the moonlight..
5) Apply the textures will help you a lot to make a better render, so i suggest add textures, normal maps first and then tweak the lights.. that will give you a nice idea where add lights and which intensity.. so move this tip up to number 2
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Re: light test
Seee... I told you someone cleverer than me would come alone
Glad to help, I like the model a lot
Glad to help, I like the model a lot
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Re: light test
Thanks guys for the help