Tea Anyone?WIP by SiochTroum
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I spent today exploring lighting and shawdows. This render took 1hr. and 57min. with radiosity active. I used a three light setup, 1 directional and two area lights. The light color is A warm gold with 75% intensity. The teapot has a flakely axis Shader applied to it with reflection active and set to 95.5%. The sphere is made up of panels with rust and rivets. This is my first venture into lighting and there is so much cool shit to learn.
Comments (3)
zapper1977
i bet you like the IFW2 texture shader pak, I like it alot, cool pick..............michael
wgreenlee1
The shadows are too sharp and the textures on the walls and floor are way too pixelized.The teapot looks as though its floating because of the shadows thrown by the light above it.Hope this helps.
CptPlanet
I agree with wgreenlee1 about the textures on the wall. Try opening the image files you used for the textures in whatever image editor you use (Photoshop or whatever) and increasing the resolution, then add maybe a blur or something to help smooth it out. That might help it a bit, however, it looks almost like an over-compressed jpeg image, and I'm not sure of any easy way to repair the color distortion caused by that sort of lossy compession unless you have Photoshop 7, in which case I would suggest that you use the healing brush. Welp, that was a mouthful. I hope that was a little help. One more suggestion, make the teapot a little less reflective.