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Published: 2002-09-08 04:14:41 +0000 UTC; Views: 349; Favourites: 0; Downloads: 20
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Description A setting I created for the mentioned purpose in my journel. Did all that in around a weekend. The lighting is terrible, but I don't really have time to redo it, since the finals are here. The lady in the bg is Nat Portman It was the only picture I had that was the right height and width The floor is acutally a repeating texture, with some smudging and ambient mapped to it to make it look real, same for the wallpaper. The glow effect, although there, is froma cone which forms a light cone around the drums, shame the jpg compression losses that. Shadows were depthmaps, on settings to reduce render time. Drums were build from scratch from some sketches I made, and has bout 5000 + objects in total.

Please post constructive comments I could really use some help with lighting etc.


Regards,

freespace
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Comments: 6

cyberswine [2003-12-02 02:26:31 +0000 UTC]

I agree with ~melancholicsoul. Make the metal a tad bit more glossy and reflective, and maybe add a ripple texture to them as well if you can. Maybe reduce the the amount of light reflected/refracted from the left main drum up to the closest disc, as it makes it look synthetic. Also lower the main lightsource a tad, and maybe put a directional spotty above the photo aiming down. Give it that 'Jazz Club' feel

Apart from that, very nice.

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the-gimp [2003-05-16 14:25:12 +0000 UTC]

May be some low intensity lighting from the front left and from the back would help in outlining this a bit more. As it is though, this looks really good already. Great modeling and fairly good texturing. I like it

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GIMP/d-e

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psynapse [2003-04-18 08:37:11 +0000 UTC]

haha this rock s- it look sjust like my drumkit!!!

p.s i'm drizzunk so i cbf'd fixiing up those phantom spacee's

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animepimp [2002-09-14 15:41:30 +0000 UTC]

dont listen to him. it dosent need radio. Give me a message, i can help you with proper lighting.

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qba [2002-09-12 10:03:31 +0000 UTC]

Yeah, either add some omnis for fake radiosity or make a real radiosity solution (if your modeler has the option).

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melancholicsoul [2002-09-08 08:08:57 +0000 UTC]

Hi,

I like the scene, it looks good. On the drums, I think the specularity and reflectivity (metal parts) should be set a little
higher. To make it look a bit more realistic from a lighting POV, you might want to decrease the strength of the overhead spot and add several ambiant omnis, probably with shadows disabled. I think the lighting is very dramatic, though... First time I've ever seen drums looking scary... Out of curiosity, what modeling program are you using?

Nate

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