The Truth In Light by frogdot

Bryce • (none) • posted on Mar 16, 2006

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Bonus points if you can figure out how this was done. 10 spotlights, one cylinder, 1 infinite plane Answer in tomorrow's post

Comments (13)

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Claymor

9:08AM | Thu, 16 March 2006

If you did what I think you did it is a very cool experiment indeed!! And opens up the possibility to try some interesting effects. I'll IM you my proposed answer so it doesn't spoilt it for others if I am right.

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skiwillgee

9:47AM | Thu, 16 March 2006

I don't have a clue. I can only visualize mulireplicate stuff. I hope you share how somewhere along the line.

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lemonjim

10:14AM | Thu, 16 March 2006

I think you cheated, of course! ;-)) ten renders?

vangogh

12:05PM | Thu, 16 March 2006

I sort of agree with lemonjim, only I think it was one render in Bryce and one cone tool in photoshop....just kidding of course. But I do hope you visit the forum and tell us how you really did it. Fantastic visual effect and very simple too.

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Dinhi

3:38PM | Thu, 16 March 2006

Darn, where are those Bryce tutorial and help files when ya need em the most! Best of luck to all! I like this image allot, I looked long and hard at it, and enjoyed the shadow squares while my eyes captured the oval shapes. Very cool Dave! (=

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duo

5:26PM | Thu, 16 March 2006

I think that there is a mirror surface somewhere.

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xenic101

10:00PM | Thu, 16 March 2006

Got it. And it renders in 7 seconds. But I only have 9 sets.

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tutri

12:54AM | Fri, 17 March 2006

Excellent minimalistic work with soft, soothing light. I'd love to see a larger render of this one.

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zescanner

9:36AM | Fri, 17 March 2006

Man, I can't figure it out. Everything I can even remotely think of doesn't fit. If you can get 10 duplicate images of one cylinder, with their 10 shadows why do you need 10 spotlights? Wouldn't the lighting of one spotlight be part of the mirroring? It's gonna be interesting to learn this one. I think Xenic deserves 10 bonus points if he really figured it out.

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