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4G0NY — HDRI Lighting Tutorial
Published: 2006-07-31 16:52:59 +0000 UTC; Views: 25543; Favourites: 26; Downloads: 2609
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FULL VIEW (680 kB) PLEZ, CLICK ON THE HDRI LOGO TO VIEW THE TUTORIALPip (C) Lderan
HDRshop (C) Download: [link]
HDRI Maps: [link]
HDRshop Tutorial: [link]
Edited HDR map in my Scraps (ready to go) : [link]
Thanks for checking out ^^ please leave a comment when you used it
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Since reading this back in september I think when i started doing proper 3d stuff, i think it has been one of the most helpful tutorials towards my work (Which isn't in my gallery 
But a sincere thanks
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Wow, thats a great compliment, Thanks! 
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No problem.
I think you should do more tutorials, they'd be very helpful and easy to understand!
If you have time and all 
I like BrighT
and your Texture and glass test
Glass would be helpful in a tut
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dont worry i understand now, when assigning id's to a selected part of the object I'd assign both 1 AND 2 right??? i use v-ray too and thanks a lot for your help
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If you use Vray, use the Vraymaterial! it has default raytrace on, and very nice falloff reflections (fresnel)
then you dont have to worry about raytrace
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hey, this tutorial is great... just one thing... where would i put the "raytrace" settings if i were using a multi-sub object, and within a "Multilayer" sub material. in other words...which tab in the "maps" rollout??? i hope that makes sense.
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in a multi sub you can choose it as a second material, all raytrace stuff is a render method, youll have to change the material type to raytrace, not the maps, those are just to be used as textures, or "masks" for the rays to be traced
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but wouldnt that make the raytrace settings only for an object or ID assigned to the second material? I'm confused lol. don't mind me
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Thats the entire purpose of multi/sub
You can have one multi material for many objects, its just a way to keep your material editor clean, if you want raytrace for #1 , not for 2 and again for #3, you can separately choose it for those mats, just like regular material editing
Multi layered mats can be made by using different maps and blending them (falloff is a nice way to make things blend well)
i couldnt explain without a tutorial or something.. but i use Vray.. its much simpler in setup, and has way different material types.
Anyway, if you still dont get it, add my msn, i'll explain in steps, way easier ^^
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Excellent, I had been having a HORRIBLE time trying to find a tutorial for rendering that didn't sound like it was written by a 10 year old, or someone who didn't spreken se english, if you know what I mean.
Highly entertaining, VERY easy to follow.
I'm probably going to be bugging you for months though, now. You do realise this, don't you?
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Not a problem, now I think my first act of bugging you should be for me to ask you to look at my page, and tell me what in the world I did wrong with my marble'd sphere render (only the sphere was supposed to be marbely, when it rendered, the sphere, plane, and background were all marbely.)
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Youre hereby allowed to bug me for 5 months.. you can extend this period by further boosting my ego, thank you, have a nice day
Thanks for reading it
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darn I was almost about to steal your tut ^^ until I saw the curse at the bottom rofl
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very nice tutorial, i need to download my HDRI stuff again, (i just reformated my comptuer)
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thanks!
hmm check the lightprobe site i added to the links, kickass
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... you lost me at the name. oo;
LOL
but hey, the tutorial itself looks awesome <3
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Always wanted to do some hdri, but never knew where to start... or even better, when... Anyways, I think this tut will give me the spark I need
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That's great! Too bad i'm inept at that stuff and even this wouldn't help me
~Rayne
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heheh thanks, i think that when you try the program, and you know how to create baic stuff, that you can get trough this tutorial way easy 
if you want it, that is
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My previous comment was basically me saying I'M A LAZY SHITHEAD AND CAN'T BE BOTHERED DOING THIS, THOUGH IT SOUNDS BLOODY PROMISING ...basically
~Rayne
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thats why i said.. "if you want it.. that is"
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Wooot!! Shiny!! Will have to give this a try when I get home.
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Well, I seem to have some problems with it!
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Tried to model the little guy: [link]
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lol, its eyes belong inside the shell 
looks good
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