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Published: 2010-08-16 18:56:57 +0000 UTC; Views: 1155; Favourites: 16; Downloads: 45
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Pretty simple, really.I had never played much with Bryce's lighting until posted a graphic mentioning a problem with volume lighting.
Anyway, this should both answer the queries about the lights on Dortmunder's Delusion and provide folk who aren't playing with volume a reason to do so.
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You is welcome, just doesn't forgets me when you make bluebetteries again!
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While I can't use this until next week, I really appreciate the link here. I will definitely be using it once I get back home.
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You're more than welcome, we are community.
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IS veryist easy! 
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LOVE IT!
There is now a film section to DEVIANT 
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I'll look forward to them!
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You should mention that volume light used in a scene (not alone) really increase the render time. It's beautiful but it's in the "cpu-hungry" category. (as well as IBL and DOF)
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It depends greatly on the scene.
In Dortmunder's Delusion (the reason for the tutorial) the total render time was less than 5 minutes on a 1.6ghz, 1.5mb Gateway laptop.
That said, I do not use volumetric world in land or seascapes due to the time constraints.
I suppose it'd be logical as well to point out that Bryce will background render, so you can use your computer to surf while it renders.
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In Delusion, there's only the background behind the rays of light (the same scene in a forest, with the rays going through the leaves would be much longer 
Yes exactly, everybody should learn to turn down the process priority during the renders.
(I have a quad core and 2 bryces rendering an animation frame by frame in bground for the last 3 month, still 3weeks until the end
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