I've been playing around with different lightmass, mesh, and light settings for the last couple days, and I'm not getting an effect that makes sense to me I have this: The left and middle pictures are straight shots from udk. The right one is a paintover of where I'd like to end up. And there are two problems. The first is…
More infos about the game (which will use an innovative concept into gameplay majors actions) : well, what is LiGHT ? LiGHT is a video game project i started working on July, with a small team. LiGHT will be a game-oriented horror and reflection. There will be no overarmed fighting. You will need to use your brain and find…
Koola's scene is under Arc Vis, Lightroom: Interior Daylight. I would use a bounce card like from his scene for that light coming from the top on the right door. You could probably use a very dim dark red light from behind the camera to get that fill you see on the top ceiling, and a cool soft blue light floating in the…
Ok here's what I've got so far ^ I'm currently attempting Wind Waker style lighting and aided with @SimonT 's very helpful Hyrule Travel Guide I think I've come relatively close. In the article it's proposed that you render a sphere 3 times: Pass 1: only the back faces into a stencil Pass 2: front faces increment the…
At XRS we create VR Archviz applications. We are currently
looking for someone who can help us light up the scenes. Our projects run
primarily in VR headsets, so we mostly bake our lighting with minimal or no
realtime lights. We are looking for someone who has a keen eye for creating
cozy architectural environments, as…
I might not be the most qualified to answer but here is a tip : To avoid this kind of issue you can try working more loosely. Since this image is more of an illustration you can approch it the 'painterly' way : just throw a few *very* loose lights first to get an idea of what you are doing, then work on light/shades to get…
So good start on isolating the post process to the interior of the house, it will give you some greater control over the interior and allow you to isolate lighting scenarios. Totally dynamic lighting is fine and sometimes necessary for large scale areas that cannot be baked obviously so no real issues there. What sort of…
Hey, all. I recently finished an environmental asset - a silo structure. It's little more than a cylinder. The uv's for the textures are mirrored left/right. The uv's for the lightmap, obviously, are not. When I put it into unreal it looked fine. Until I baked lighting, when I got a gigantic lighting seam right down the…
I think the "why" of choosing lighting is normally just about composition. Where do you want to create contrast and draw attention, etc. But once you've determined the light sources in your scene, you have a pretty solid idea what to do. I'm no expert so my explanation might not be 100% correct, but I'll give it a shot: In…
Looking really good considering the progress I've seen you make on Discord. In shot #3 I would say to watch out for the lighting you have coming from two different directions. You've got a shadow-caster coming from the right side, but the left side is just as equally illuminated. You might want to see how that render looks…