[WIP]Lava Lamp

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Re: [WIP]Lava Lamp

Post by Fletch » Tue Apr 27, 2010 11:00 pm

my pleasure, Rich, I would have enjoyed the refreshments and the game as well. :lol:

when using SSS or Lights it's very important to get the scale accurate :!: (i.e... pretty much if rendering with Twilight, make sure the model is scaled correctly... cause the lights act according to distance!)

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Re: [WIP]Lava Lamp

Post by olishea » Wed Apr 28, 2010 10:11 am

seen the news?
mate I don't even have version 1.3 yet! how can twilight get any better?!! :hat: :rspkt:
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Re: [WIP]Lava Lamp

Post by rclub24 » Fri Apr 30, 2010 9:50 pm

Here's the lamp after Fletch's 'Killer' Tutorial :whoot:

Still a bit of work to do, but it a massive improvement, i'd write you a check but i cant seem to find a pen, sure it'll turn up ;)
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Re: [WIP]Lava Lamp

Post by Fletch » Sat May 01, 2010 7:30 pm

looking great! :^:
did you forget to change color of water and color of glass to pure white? :?

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Re: [WIP]Lava Lamp

Post by rclub24 » Sat May 01, 2010 9:16 pm

No, i didn't forget i just didn't do it :shh:

Is it a case of painting the glass with white then making it unique so i can the paint the water with white?

Thanks for advice
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Re: [WIP]Lava Lamp

Post by Fletch » Sat May 01, 2010 9:35 pm

no need, in the Twilight Material editor, choose the glass material from the pulldown list of materials from your scene,
then for the diffuse color, simply type "white" on the line for the material color and hit enter on your keyboard. :)
same for the water.
done.

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