Daylight (Lighting Study) by nggalai
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Description
Daylight study for Vue d'Esprit. All objects by me (curtains made with the terrain editor in Vue, btw). One key light and three fill lights; render time about 2h.
Thanks for viewing. :)
ta,
-Sascha.rb
P.S. Curtains fixed ;) -.rb
Comments (19)
chicken212
nice job. lighting is very good.
sittingblue
bravo... The lighting is excellent.
clemens-k
great!
MightyPete
Nice job you definatly captured the effect.
linwhite
Lighting is very nice. Those curtains are great..You made those in Vue? I'm so impressed.
kmw
Excellent in its simplicity. It can be difficult to express the ordinary impressively but you've succeeded here. Bravo!
pmermino
Beautiful effect. The lighting is excellent. You show us new ways to use Vue d'Esprit. Very interesting . Thanks for sharing :)
YL
Waooouwwwwwww !!! The light is as beautiful as in some Cinema4D/3Ds pictures.
deadhead
Peeerfect. Incredible lighting!
thomaskrahn
Is this really Vue? Great!
Ona
Fantastic! The wall, the lighting, the curtain of course - please tell me the resolution of the curtain-terrain-object.
nggalai
Wow. Thanks for your replies, much appreciated. :) Regarding the curtains: I drew a couple of vertical lines in Photoshop, smoothed them out into bands, exported them as a greyscale image, and used the "picture" option in the terrain editor to get the right profile. Next, I had to do a boolean difference with a copy of the object on itself (otherwise, you'd have waves at the front but a block at the back). The object was tagged one-sided and translucent in the material editor, afterwards. The terrain's resolution is 256x256, multiply that by two for the difference, and I used 4 copies for the whole curtain . . . that simple scene has a full 700,000 polygons. ;) I've experimented a lot with terrains / image maps and boolean differences over the past couple of days, it's quite astounding how complex models you can get that way. Give it a shot, everybody. Thanks again, -Sascha.rb
Mikeangelo
Very realistic result, exceptionally well done
nas4a2
this is an excellent render....bravo. i envy you guys that do these beautiful interior images....your lighting is superb. thanks for posting it:)
tradivoro
Great work and lighting... Very realistic...
gebe
Great Job:-)
dragonfly2000
Beautifully done, very realistic lighting and the curtin work is great.
TheDaedalus
Simply lovely! I figured you must have done a boolean difference - very nice! Just wonderful!! :) ~Aaron
FearaJinx
Nice. I like how the light comes in...