Yes, it's the sky or more precise the "sunlit" edge of one of the clouds.
The back of the upper part is made only out of some woodbeams, as I read
that was the way they did it in medieval times for the supply of arrows and
things like that. I'll think about it.

The flatness is due to the radiosity I used (ambient_light is 0). The clouds
block almost every direct light from the "sun", but with all that white snow
... In fact, the light_source is only responsible for the white edges of the
clouds. I'll probably have to change them for more direct lighting.

BTW: There is indeed always a "but" perhaps we could add an abbreviation
lithe TIAAB? :-) This one is far from finished.

Marc-Hendrik

Steve schrieb in Nachricht ...
>Now that does look good, but and you know there's always a but,
>I can see the sky through the middle windows at the front just
>above the door, (well I think it's the sky), that doesn't look
>right some how.  And also the image seems to have gained a
>flattness from something that's been changed, maybe you've
>added ambient lighting.
>
>My first thought was Coldits.  Keep up the good work, this is
>really coming along.
>
>--
>Cheers
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