OK, so you can't actually SEE the nudity, but it is there!

Anyway, I'm so pleased with the bits of Vue4 Pro that do work, I've decided to stop failing to make animation and try to make my first static scene.

What I'm trying to acheive is a lovely, golden summer morning colouring. I've heavily tinted the only two light sources here (1 point, 1 quadratic spot) with a golden yellow, even tinted all the materials yellow. It just comes out greeny-blue whatever. Suggestions?

TIA
John

As in real life, colors are not only depending of the light, but also on the surface what is lith. Maybe your walls are a greenish grey? You also cantry to make your light stronger. Guitta

Now how silly do I feel? I just checked on the wall material, that I thought I'd set to a small percentance of yellow, it was actually a very dark mud colour. I shall blame my new mouse for that! Thanks John

This is quite lovely, so quite....I like it. Sharen

Can you post the new image when your done John? So I can see the new scene? Thanks. Jinx

Guitta, you were also so right about the lights! I can't believe what a difference turning the spot right up has made. The plant and table now look just sooo much better, although my windowframe gel now looks much too hard. Bon vacances!

Sharen, thanks for the kind words. I've always refrained from commenting myself as it seems kind of wrong when I've never put anything in the gallery myself. It's so nice to have someone reassure you that you're not just wasting your time, maybe I'll start!

Jinx, I'm along way from done yet, a couple of the most important elements in making the picture tell the story I want are missing, however here's the improved lighting draft.

John

Just beautiful now. And so realistic:-) Guitta

mm realy nice, love the second image