Global Illminaton Scene

[Remi]

I personally have 3 lights with ambient intensity completely turned off....3 Light= Key Light int=15-25% yellowish but more whiteish......Fill Light int=10-20% yellowish color....and Back light int=5-15% light blueish....I use interpolation with a ray bounce of 3 and I cache radiosity with noise reduced shadows on....hope this helps...if you have any questions PM me....:thumbsup:

[KOryH]

Or the good old stand by and quicker method of adding a Iage Word Environment to the scene and rendering with Background Only in the radiosity. this is pretty quick. also with radiosity enabled, ambient light only affects diffused shadoes so tweaking is real easy.

[Kaiser_Sose]

Thanks

I am referring to cement clay structures like this

http://www.3dluvr.com/dsigna/Sun_storm2.jpg



Does this look light the object just has the default grey color or a little lighter on it

[minus]

Looks like default grey or close to it to me. Since there are shadows in the scene there is definately a light somewhere. :p I mean rather then just the global illumination that will not give you shadows that go across the object... (usually only just fuzzy shadows right below the object.)

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