lazzhar
06-19-2003, 10:47 PM
What's the best bet when you want light a big scene with many buildings and you want to get a large shoot the go close up to some detailed houses?
It's frustating when you want to get a good shadow without a terrific rendering time when you want chose the right way to generate shadows .
The Raytraced shadows are the easiest to setup, but you front troubles when you want get a little bit softned shadow.
I've read in jeremy's book that using multi spot lights around the big area would give a better results than using one distant light.
I'd like to hear some advice from peoples fronting this issue(i know it's common).
It's frustating when you want to get a good shadow without a terrific rendering time when you want chose the right way to generate shadows .
The Raytraced shadows are the easiest to setup, but you front troubles when you want get a little bit softned shadow.
I've read in jeremy's book that using multi spot lights around the big area would give a better results than using one distant light.
I'd like to hear some advice from peoples fronting this issue(i know it's common).