Twilight Render User Forum

Number one for this scene is to make sure it is accurate to real world scale. I would use an HDR studio that would do what you want. No lighting setup at all, in that case. Just load hdr into spherical sky, and voila. or, just place a black plane behind the model? I'm reminded of "uncompromisi...

Had fun the other day making this Ruby. Stoked how the lighting turned out with the black background. Got to mess around with environmental shading and materials. Enjoy! Let me know your opinions: :v: or :^: Would anyone have a link to a good Twilight Render - Lighting Tutorial? Having a hard time f...

Love messing with light and textures. Crystals, I feel, are great objects to reference when playing with materials. I usually do building renderings for the company I work for, so in my free time I like working with more fantasy/gaming "style" of renderings. Enjoy and let me know your thou...

good start! :^: There are Gem materials that come in a library with Twilight. You should apply one of the gem materials. The Gems require a render setting that calculates dispersion. The dispersion adds to realism, but also render times. So since dispersion is not required in most architectural typ...

Mike1158 wrote: ↑Tue Jan 30, 2018 10:49 am Interesting, light source in the bullet itself?

No, but planning on trying that on my next project. If you have any tips/tricks, I'd love to hear of some. Thanks for the feedback!

Going to make a rifle down the road that will have elements related to the bullet but this was a fun study messing with layers and textures. Let me know your thoughts! SketchUp > Twilight Render