Just as a lot other apps there is no radiosity in Vue. In most apps there is usually someone that have made a light setup to fake it. Anything like that for Vue?

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Hi HellBorn, I can send you two example setups of scenes faking radiosity. A render of the first scene can be found in my gallery, and I started a thread about advanced lighting a while back (see attached link). You'll find the link to the indoor scene in that thread, as well as the second scene I could send you (the one with the ball, scroll down). If you're interested, mail me. There's no standard-way to fake radiosity; it's highly scene-dependent what will work and what won't, and how far you'll have to go. I wrote a short tut regarding more realistic indoor lighting ( http://www.nggalai.com/tutorials/tut_01.htm ) with some hints about the radiosity thing, and I'm working on a second tut exclusively about radiosity faking. But that will still take some time; I just re-installed my system and have to setup WinXP, first. ;) Hope this helps, -Sascha.rb

As it's said in Sascha's tut (you should download it), try to avoid ambient light which kill the shadows. Then add some lights, as said in the tutorial. If you just want to show a model, you can use some dome of lights (lot of lights around your model), it works fine usually. ;=) Yves

I have actually already downloaded that tutorial. I'll check it out. Thanks

In our free stuff section, there is a light dome for downmload:-)