Trying To Achieve Natural Lighting Final by gregfish

Vue • Transportation • posted on Oct 20, 2005

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Hello all, Many thanks to everyone for the advice on lighting. In the end i just moved the position of the sun. It seemed to give the best results. Render time was 29 hours with Global Illumination ( sorry i forgot to say last time that i have Vue 5 Infinite). At least the Truck looks like it is on the ground this time...

Comments (7)

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Richardphotos

9:19PM | Thu, 20 October 2005

is this a model you bought or did you model it? extreme quality and accuracy. the best chrome I have seen and by far the very best semi truck/trailer

ibanezcollector

9:53PM | Thu, 20 October 2005

I like it but heres a few suggestions.. The ground needs some work if you need a couple good links to some texture sites shoot me a PM. The side reflections in the chrome and truck look great but the front grill reflections show a empty plain. Fantastic improvement from the last one. And my computer would of caught on fire with that much reflective surfaces LOL.. Keep up the good work.

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bruno021

7:55AM | Fri, 21 October 2005

Fantastic materials on the truck, and the lighting is excellent. Agree with ibanezcollector about the ground. Shadows are nice this time.

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thundering1

8:22AM | Fri, 21 October 2005

Yes - nice improvement from the last one! It's amazing that all it required was to move the sun. Not gonna crit the textures - I took this as a lighting test all along, so details like that don't matter to me. And yeah, me too - sometimes I'll set up what seems like a simple scene with a couple of lights, and the render times jump up into the 60's or above!

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