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GemmaSuen [2012-08-10 15:29:24 +0000 UTC]
It's looking really great! Btw are you taking the screenshots using 'tiledshot' in console command? I noticed some parts of the image has very little anti-aliasing (or perhaps that's just how it is?).
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amaterasu111 In reply to GemmaSuen [2012-08-11 08:46:52 +0000 UTC]
I managed to make it work somehow but it completely killed my lighting so I guess it's not a good option. I've read that this way is supposed to kill your post process chain but considering the render I get I'd say it's also kills the light you get from emissives and all the spotlights. I'm gonna keep it like this for now and I'll work on a matinee sequence later. Apparently you can get the screenshots right with this method.
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mbinz [2012-08-10 07:09:12 +0000 UTC]
this is comming along nicely! I'm sorry, I don't know what UDK is, but I can see you have done a lot of work here! Are you using normal maps for the stone work? Is it possible to add some volumetrics as in 'dust' in the air to highlight the light beams? Not sure if this applies to what you are aiming for, but this [link] is a bit 'over the top', but a very subtle aplication would look cool, and maybe being able to see the light coming through the stained glass dimly on the wall/floor? (My example is way over the top, but illustrates what I mean!)
Even without the volumetrics, the light looks as though it is coming through clear windows rather than the stained glass I can see in the image... but I'm no expert on this, so...
If this is for a game engine, then I have no idea what is possible or practical, but congratulations on all the work you have put in, shows great dedication! Nice!
Good luck on the job application, I hope you get it!
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mbinz In reply to amaterasu111 [2012-08-11 15:29:26 +0000 UTC]
yes, I looked through your gallery, which is why I mentioned them! Keep up the good work!
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Farraj [2012-08-09 14:54:05 +0000 UTC]
Beutifull work. I'm almost a sucker for lighting effects.
I'm sorry, I forgot. What's the project for? This is to much serouise work for a practise.
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