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Re: Light, Shadow, and Specularity
If that's all you have around catching and throwing light... Unless you're in a dark hole (which is probably what you mean?) and a small pinprick of sun light is all the light you have, you're going to reflect a lot more than just the sun. The moon might give you a greater chance to catch just it as a specular highlight?… -
Re: Character design palettes versus environmental lighting & locational palettes
But that's what's supposed to happen, the environment lighting is supposed to interact with the character -- this is the only way to create a mood / atmosphere. A dark scene with a green fill light and bright yellow rim light, for example, it will affect your palette but the player still has the dark and bright hints to… -
Re: Does anyone know Tutorials on how to make GOOD lighting in unreal? (LONG)
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… -
Right, so, I've got this dungeon
As someone slowly trying to build up resources enough to slap together a portfolio even worth a look, I'm making a dungeon. Yeah, old school classic dungeons or whatever. So, yeah, looking for critique, maybe some tips on making it fully 100% modular, or how them textures are. So, this is the earliest version, when I threw… -
Re: Lighting portfolio | work from Ryse
Looks great, good lighting will make or break an environment piece. No matter how good you can texture and model it will never look good unless you can present it with good lighting. I have a question regarding GI in the CryEngine, I heard that you use a primary light which has real-time GI. Is it possible to use multiple… -
Re: Teenage Demon
Nice! Now you're getting somewhere. I see big leaps in the areas that needed improvement. I think you're mostly on the money for the mesh. The arms might be a touch long, if you bring the arms down so they rested vertical along the body the tips of the fingers should line up around mid thigh. Right now they look like they… -
Maya Arnold - SkyDome HDRI not lighting my scene the way it whould
Heyo ! I'm trying to recreate a photo I took recently in Arnold but I can't seem to figure out how to set it all up correctly. Here's what I'm aiming for : And here's what I got : I'm pretty happy, I managed to get the reflections, camera position and settings to match (this is just a quick render without dof and low res).… -
Re: video cards
You might be buying a literal brick looking at some of those prices you mentioned. At least from what I've been seeing, they look too good to be true, even for refurbished models (4090 for $900?). So unless you know the seller or why they are so cheap, you are right to be cautious, not just in case of the 5000 ones. Edit:… -
Dual wielding! Black charcoal in left hand, white charcoal in right hand!
Just started doing this the other day. I'm right handed, left hand is useless to draw with .. till now. Never really tried to draw lefty, time for a challenge. Oh snap, double trouble. If I can get lefty working, I'll draw twice as fast! So far the flow is pretty good, but lefty's a bit of a drunk driver. Gonna sober him… -
Advice on using point lights in CGFX in Maya
Hello I'm trying to make a simple shader for Maya using CGFX as a learning experience. Right now I'm trying to implement a basic Lambert shader using point lights but I can't find information on using point lights for shading. Everything I find is about using directional light which are not always ideal. So I was wondering…
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