In reference to the 'it's that time of year' thread in general.  An Ikea
style interior.

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Yuh, that's pretty much perfect.

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Loki wrote:

> ikea1.jpg

I see only a small black rectangle. Check your posts encoding

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Raf256 <spa### [at] raf256com> wrote:
> Loki wrote:
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> > ikea1.jpg
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> I see only a small black rectangle. Check your posts encoding
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Hmm, don't know what the problem is.  People can usually see my attached
images no problem.  Not to worry, you're not missing too much. ;)

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Looked fine here, FWIW; I like the soft shadows you got - did you use more
than one light, or is it entirely radiosity?

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Loki wrote:
> In reference to the 'it's that time of year' thread in general.  An Ikea
> style interior.
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Very pleasing.

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Jim Henderson <nos### [at] nospamcom> wrote:
> Looked fine here, FWIW; I like the soft shadows you got - did you use more
> than one light, or is it entirely radiosity?

It's entirely radiosity in that particular version.  I had a play with the
scene again the other day and knocked out this one which has a single light
projected_through a rainy window.  I'm not going to spend any more time on
it, but it was a nice radiosity excercise.

L
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Nice.  I wonder how the edge would look on the light coming through the
window with a soft shadow - I like the way the texture of the rain on the
window comes through.

Jim

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