I'm working on an interior scene contained within a visarea. All my walls, floors and ceilings (they're all snapped to the grid as well) are made from Solids and all have the "Cast Shadows" flag ticked. Weirdly enough shadows being cast from CGF brushes are going right through the solids. Does anyone know the best solution…
Not game/engine related, but I've never run into this before and I can't figure out for the life of me why this is happening. Rendering a scene with no daylight system, just two Area Omni's near the ceiling where the light fixtures are emitting GI. If I place a spot light in the scene and add a volume light, it renders…
Hello sorry for the stupid question , I am a newbie on render things but I was wondering when I model a light source in a scene , like a lamp etc and I want different of those have different colors, should I give the materials all the same and apply a second polygonal model in front to alter the light with a glass material…
You can't really judge the light intensity by whether or not it looks correct in the viewport until you expose for it. It being white is expected because you're using a much wider range of intensities that need to be accounted for. You can increase max exposure value to something really high like 10,000 or just enabled…
In the shader properties on the left side of Shader Forge, open up the lighting tab : There is a toggle in there for "light count", make sure this is set to "multi-light". You'll also want to multiply your lighting value with a "lighting attenuation" node, to account for light falloff/shadows.
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Looking good man! Here's a few thoughts I have: 1. From all the Glocks I've seen with worn metal, Your have the "fading" down pretty well. Glocks don't tend have nice sharp crisp scratches and edge wear, But for the sake of interest and variety it might be worth putting in a few more..."dedicated"(for lack of a better…
Oh, right, duh. :poly142: http://img823.imageshack.us/i/lightfogissues1.jpg/ The existing lights are supposed to be pretty subtle, but when they cross each other's paths, they suddenly become overly bright.
I have toggleable lights in my level that are just using the toggle node in kismet to turn on and off when the level is loaded. They work fine until I build the lighting. Once lighting is built the lights stop blinking when I play the level. Any idea why?