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On Tue, 25 Feb 2003 17:34:41 +0100, "Kosina.Josef" <sku### [at] hotmail com>
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> I need to create a scene with naturaly looking light, one-point light
> source is not what i want - it makes effect like a candle in a dark.
> I want to create scene with daylight, little clouded maybe.
Have you tried tutorial for beginners called "The light source" ?
http://www.povray.org/documentation/view/64/
Is this sufficient ?
As for the cangle in the dark - you can be interested in changing backround{}
color to turn 'night' off ;-)
ABX
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"Kosina.Josef" <sku### [at] hotmailcom> wrote in message
news:3e5b9ab7@news.povray.org...
> I need to create a scene with naturaly looking light, one-point light
> source is not what i want - it makes effect like a candle in a dark.
> I want to create scene with daylight, little clouded maybe.
>
Well, you could leap right in at the deep end, and check in the manual for
"radiosity", but I'd recommend, initially, an area light (for soft-shadows) and
a shadowless fill-light placed at the same position as the camera to avoid
unnatural dark shadows (the ambient value of a texture can do this to, but a
shadowless fill-light is easier to control IMHO).
For a radiosity scene demo, check out the "scenes" folder in the directory you
installed pov to and look for a sub-folder called "radiosity". Try the file
"radiosity.pov", and try enabling the high quality settings.
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