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In lugnet.space, Bram Lambrecht writes:
> In lugnet.space, Tom McDonald writes:
> > But despite that, I decided that 6 hours was too long
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> That is a pain--but then again, that's what nights are for! :)
Hehe, my wife was very understanding about this (but I ain't pushing my luck)
as the computer is in our bedroom.
> > So after making sure my location and camera coordinates were in nearly
> > identical positions[2] in both POV files,
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> Couldn't you get the exact same position by just copying and pasting the • camera
> and light sources?
Yes I did that, thinking the same as you, but for some reason, they were still
off just a little bit. I don't know why. It was noticeable in a few places
along where the floor met the wall.
I believe the light sources remained the same, or were close enough for jazz.
> > I rendered different parts of the scene in two separate
> > passes: one with the hangar walls and but no ships, and the other without
> > walls but with the ships, and both renders have the landing plates. The time
> > savings was incredible, rendering both pictures in a total of less than an
> > hour. I then called upon the lovely and attractive Photoshop to merge the • two,
> > and it came out exactly as I had pictured it.
>
> Good idea...except if shadows and reflections of the objects are involved-- • but,
> that wasn't the case...
Heh, actually if you can see it, look at either wall, and you'll see a slight
reflection of an empty black rectangle, which is the opposite wall (that isn't
there[1]), in which no spaceships or minifigs are reflected either (but should
be IRL). Maybe I could solve that with more Photoshopping.. nah.. too lazy
right now.
> Well done!
Thanks! It'll continue to be upgraded as I'm adding a ceiling, couple of
cranes, observation and control booths, main doors, more floor equipment,
elevators, etc.
-Tom McD.
when replying, spamcake was considered a delicacy in ancient Atlantis
during "the later years".
[1] neither opposite wall is there cuz I didn't need it taking 12 hours to
render :-P
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