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nspiratn 18-04-2004 02:10 AM

simulating moonlight
 
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Hi,

I'm trying to simulate a night scene where "the moon rises and sets". There are moonlight rays(lightfog) coming through a window in a room.
My question is, will there be lightfog coming through the window after the moon has moved above the room or will it go away?


~nspiratn

PS:Any feedback on the texturing and lighting of the scene is welcome too.

Jack Of Spades 18-04-2004 02:33 AM

I can't say anything about the fog(although logically it should go away), but to me there is a discrepancy between the brilliance of the chandelier and the room not being lit by it(the color of the room, if lit by electricity, looks kinda yellowish to me, and yours isn't).
Hope I helped.

nspiratn 09-05-2004 09:30 PM

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Hi all,

I've been trying to get reference for this kind of lighting, and am totally going out of my mind trying to simulate a "real life" looking room like this, lit by the chandelier with moonlight shining through the window.

What am I doing wrong here? I am clueless and want to get this just right.

caligraphics 02-06-2004 06:02 AM

You would need to get the general lighting more blue IMHO

Sil-Valeor 03-06-2004 08:19 PM

I have another question, if I may ask. How exactly do you make this light fog/rays, as the first image shows? I was always wandering this.

Scraggy_dog 21-06-2004 12:17 AM

Hi Sil-Valeor
- I'm in this Forum aswell, looking for "Spooky Lighting" I wondered if you had any succes with your project, as that is another question I wanted to ask (Although I must admit - I have not even tried to play around with it at all yet) I mean FoG

If I see anything - I will PM you, I''m not up to your standard yet but maybe sharing could help us? (Unless yours is done by now?).... Scraggy

BTW Your scene looked great! - I'm now wondering if just changing the light to "blue" as Carsten said has done the trick and now you have finished - Looks Very Good to me.


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