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EDIT: This image is best viewed in 32-bit color. 16 bit is far too limited on the colors and causes rampant color loss and dithering mucking - Besides, it was rendered in 32-bit

Eh, figured I'd do something different for a render than another one with it just standing there.

It's taking a step, big whoop. 4 hours, 39 minutes to render... because I refused to step away from PC and continue to browse our wonderful (not) Internet.

Light's are bit more powerful than the previous renders, hence the funky shadowing going on, but it's only minor.

Half of the 17 secondary lights were lowered close to the ground, hence the oddity with the darkest shadow being lighter in the middle.

I'm still trying to figure out why lights that aren't supposed to cast shadows are casting shadows, I think it may be something not completely hashed out in Toxic itself, Ambient lights make Toxic load up some strange deal with the Runtime Environment, causing it to "close in a non standard way" (As best to translate it).

But hey, in another render, I did say I'd do other renders where you could glimpse other details, and thus, I have not lied. There'll be more, but they'll be a little far between, I have other things I'd like to do other than render this over and over again in such a drab environment... too bad the render with it in a "Training City" ended up mucking the PNG file up, making my programs unable to determine it's format.

Description
EDIT: This image is best viewed in 32-bit color. 16 bit is far too limited on the colors and causes rampant color loss and dithering mucking - Besides, it was rendered in 32-bit

Eh, figured I'd do something different for a render than another one with it just standing there.

It's taking a step, big whoop. 4 hours, 39 minutes to render... because I refused to step away from PC and continue to browse our wonderful (not) Internet.

Light's are bit more powerful than the previous renders, hence the funky shadowing going on, but it's only minor.

Half of the 17 secondary lights were lowered close to the ground, hence the oddity with the darkest shadow being lighter in the middle.

I'm still trying to figure out why lights that aren't supposed to cast shadows are casting shadows, I think it may be something not completely hashed out in Toxic itself, Ambient lights make Toxic load up some strange deal with the Runtime Environment, causing it to "close in a non standard way" (As best to translate it).

But hey, in another render, I did say I'd do other renders where you could glimpse other details, and thus, I have not lied. There'll be more, but they'll be a little far between, I have other things I'd like to do other than render this over and over again in such a drab environment... too bad the render with it in a "Training City" ended up mucking the PNG file up, making my programs unable to determine it's format.