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Subject: Light fixtures for the rooms


Moonstone ( ) posted Fri, 12 July 2002 at 9:28 AM · edited Thu, 07 November 2024 at 11:02 AM

How do we make light fixtures for rooms, like on the wall fixture, ceiling fixtures, or flourscent light bulbs? I am creating a room without sunlight and is going to make some light fixtures I tried to get some light fixtures from the freebies sites but there are not alot to choose from. I need more like modern fixtures, and if you know any other sites that I could visit for more freebies. So far I have been learning Bryce for 2 weeks and is enjoying it alot, and has more to learn though.


Incarnadine ( ) posted Fri, 12 July 2002 at 11:15 AM

several suggestions: try www.3dcafe.com website or the models links from www.brycetech.com most of the files there come in .dxf or .3ds format and usually work well in Bryce. Do a search on the artist Beton and check out the site he has. I think it had some cool stuff.

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Incarnadine ( ) posted Fri, 12 July 2002 at 11:41 AM

Sorry, there is no link to his site here, my apologies. I think I may have it stored at home. will check.

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EricofSD ( ) posted Fri, 12 July 2002 at 8:48 PM

file_16006.jpg

Here's a current WIP on what I hope to be an art gallery room with internal lighting only. Its entirely inside a box object. My goal is to create a good fake caustic render using Bryce and show off a well textured woman either standing or sitting on a sofa. The overhead lighting and the lamps are the only thing lighting this picture and it obvioulsy has a ways to go. The overhead lights each have 4 stretched spehere lights in them and the dome was something I made in Metasequoia textured in Bryce. You got the idea? If you need more help, let me know.


Moonstone ( ) posted Mon, 15 July 2002 at 8:22 AM

Hey Ericofsd, that is a fanastic example of what I am looking for as of your overhead lighting can you explain to me in detail on how to create those overhead lighting? I am creating office in a building which I needed overhead lighting to make it look like a actual office I have long way to do, since I am still new to Bryce 5 and is using the trial bryce 5 so I am not sure if it has the whole stuff that the full version bryce 5 has. I am just testing the bryce 5 if I really like it then I am going to buy a full version bryce 5.0, your image is wonderful example!! Can we import poser into Bryce 5? Just wondering, cuz I am thinking about having some women sitting at the desk. If you know what I mean? I love the wall coloring but the floor coloring needs to be more lighter color, and the lamp is quite too big but is nice touch though. Maybe add some painting on the wall in the background to make it looks like an actual art gallery or something? If that helps?


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