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Just a little something I'm working on...
How do I make it so that the room is lit up in the yellowish glow
filtering through the yellow lamp shade?
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Emerald Orchid wrote:
> Just a little something I'm working on...
>
> How do I make it so that the room is lit up in the yellowish glow
> filtering through the yellow lamp shade?
Radiosity.. but you'll need a really high count to get good results
since the shade is so small compared to the rest of the scene.
If you want to cheat, add a second light_source (dim yellow, natch) in
the same place as the first one, but use projected_though to make it
only shine through the lampshade.. at least, I think that'll work. I
expect you'll want to use the same area light settings as for your
primary light_source.
-Xplo
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> How do I make it so that the room is lit up in the yellowish glow
> filtering through the yellow lamp shade?
Well, what technique are you currently using for the lighting? You probably
have to use "filter" on the shade and maybe make the lightsource a little
stronger that it stills shows after getting filtered. I tend to exagherate
things first to get the correct effect, and then tweak the values to a
realistic output.
--
"Tim Nikias v2.0"
Homepage: <http://www.nolights.de>
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If you want to light up only the walls in yellowish:
Check if the light source has a yellowish color and
check that in the finish of thee walls and floor "metallic" is set in the
reflection {} item.
If the air should be lit, you will need the media statement.
Is this what you meant ?
Burki
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> Well, what technique are you currently using for the lighting? You probably
> have to use "filter" on the shade and maybe make the lightsource a little
> stronger that it stills shows after getting filtered. I tend to exagherate
> things first to get the correct effect, and then tweak the values to a
> realistic output.
Is it filter or transmit? I can *never* remember which is which... :-(
As you probably know, the shade is currently double illuminated, and the
light is an area light. (The scene also uses radiosity; it looks wrong
without it.)
Anyway, I'll give at a go and see what happens...
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