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Part1 of interior lightingThis method was used to create all of these images [link]
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i will cover textures and rendering next.
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i cant get the ligh to enter the room like in the last pic....
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I can't get the light's edges to be sharp! they just stay diffuse after they come in from the window, and light the whole room. Help!
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Hey man, great tutorial, thanks much for it. I'm having trouble finding tutorials for architectural rendering, and your's has been very helpful.
In the twelfth step though, you break from your (until then) very clear style and just say "turn on GI and render".
What the heck is GI?
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Maybe he means Enable GI Parameters in the GI tab in the Compositing tag?
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nope, GI = Global Illumination
open render setting, right click left then chose global illumination
Hit render and...!!!
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lol...I know what is GI now, 2 years later
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Sorry, I can't find the compositing tag anywhere...I have Cinema 4D version 11, can anybody help?
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hey im begging can you please give me the c4d file of this one?
also if you will give me the second tutorial c4d file i will appreciate it like fuckin a-lot!
hope you care
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In step 3 you say face editing mode- How do I find that? Looks like a great tutorial, but I just downloaded Cinema, so I don't know nothing about it.
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And in 12 step Idk is this because of GI but the room looks more realistic it's not soo geometry and it looks like you are use textures but Idk explain me pls I rly wanna learn
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Can you explain me what exactly did you do in 12 step What is GI...????
Great tut anyway but pls help with 12 step
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if you use a hdri instead a infinite light you get a better look. nice tutorial man
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I couldn't get the knifing part to work, i use Cinema4d V9 If you could help me out, also my lay out looks a lot different from yours, mine has no orange :/
Awesome tutorial though, my outcome still sucks but I've seen some outcomes that amazed me!
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I'm a first time user of Cinema 4 D so this question's probably going to sound real dumb.
From step 3 to 4 the perspective suddenly changes, how do you do that?
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Hi great tutorial. Linked to it at our tutorial page.
Hope thats ok
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You might want to try turning down the intensity of light2 to 10% and move it down so you don't get the light reflection on the ceiling... since it doesn't flow with the lighting.
My light set up was similar for this one.
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your right about moving it down i hsould have done that but i noticed once i had finished 
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Just thought I'd point it out since you asked for feedback.
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I Even wrote leave ti in the CENTER...
what was i thinking
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