still: turn the lights on!

[CHRiTTeR]

WOW! Is this done with the default scanline renderer (Non MAX5 Lighttracer or Radiosity)?

:drool:

[geron]

default max 4.2 renderer...no radiosity..

[Khepri]

very nice lightning there!


but, put something in the hallway, so we can see how the light reacts to objects that are in the hall.

cheers!
:thumbsup:

[eliseu gouveia]

Why does this remind me so much of a Lara Croft videogame level?!

[Ryan-B]

I love it. Don't change a thing.

I think this is a good example for people who are obsessed with global illumination and fancy rendering plugins. It's all about talent.

[sarfarazsoomro]

fantastic lighting..........Five stars:buttrock::buttrock: :buttrock: :buttrock: :buttrock:

[misterboogie]

I bow to the light master.

I can't believe you did that with max default scanline.

Great lighting and texturing.

[geron]

thank you all..yes.I believe you can do everything with simple omnies and spots..I attached a sample..I did this 1 year ago..very simple white objects..There are only omnies..very short rendering time..Yes I love playing with lights :) thank you again.

[bigB]

I like the scene very much...:thumbsup:

I don't really understand when lightning is great...I can't see it myself when I light my scene or models I don't know if it is good or not....is there a VERY good tutorial around cause I could use one lightning is an important part of your model.
THANKS

[Phrank]

u seem to have great feeling for very good lighting! there are some small things that make the scene look a bit cg. i think the lighting is perfect for that scene, so its nearly all about the materials. i know it is a lighting exercise, but making the textures (a bit) dirty and changing the materials of the door and the logos at the sides could push it to an even higher level! ;) the top lights somehow seem not to be attached to the ceiling..
great job - the only faults i see are anywhere but not in the lighting :bowdown:

[RobinOberg]

i get this Dune feeling, like Dune on the amiga.

[insect666]

Now this really looks great! :)
How many lights did you use?..
I guess minimum 30.

Yeah... You just prove that the scanline renderer is the one that renders pics according to the artist's skill rather than the comp's speed.... And I can see you're highly skilled in Lighting. :)

What are those fancy renders needed anyways? They don't make you more skilled - they make you lazzy...

[CHRiTTeR]

Can I see the wireframe including the lightsetup ? PLEASE ?:p

[JFrench]

Fantastic! I'm so glad that someone finaly showing off what good non-GI lighting can do. I'm so tired of seeing GI and this is great to see a nice work with REAL lighting.

[geron]

thank you again...I belive the softwares are not too important..An artist can catch the soul of art with a pencil or with an AMD :)
In this scene ; there are 32 omnies , some maps for fake lightings, catmull-rom filtering..If I can arrange a website for my self I'll try some tutorials..thanks :bounce:

note:sorry for my non-perfect english :D

[paconavarro]

Please post a wire with the lights :) please please please :)

[BigNasty]

Very nice indeed.... how do you get the soft shadows using so many lights? I try stuff, and I get shadows sooting around all over the place...... but hey, I'm still learning

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