25-03-2004, 01:15 PM
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Sheet Lightning
Hi every1, i'm sure there is someone who can help me here with my ickle project, im a noob (thought i'd better say before i start).
I've followed a nice tut on creating a stormy ocean scene, i'm now adding some objects to the scene to give it a purpose, one of the features i'd like to add is sheet lightning and i was wondering if people could give me some ideas on how i could go about this. All would would be most appreciated |
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25-03-2004, 02:03 PM
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25-03-2004, 07:56 PM
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Or for basic sheet lighting, use a distant light and ramp it up over the course of a frame or two from 0% to 150% and back down(you can also crank the ambient settings up at the same time to wash out the entire scene)
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26-03-2004, 08:15 PM
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i'll give both those methods a go, cheers guys for the imput!
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