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Interior Part 2

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Published: February 26, 2008
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Part2 of interior lighting
This method was used to create all of these images [link] [link] the wood texture i used can be found here [link]
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sigi12
I have cinema R12 and I looked through all the GI settings, but couldn't found all the render settings. Any help? :)
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kraphik
the links do not work?
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jmanwithplan
Thanks, I did a few things different like adding trim, and a green table, I up'd the lighting of the omni light to 65 and turned on soft shadows. It's a very good tutorial. thank you!!! This is what I came up with. [link]
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luisanteo
hi, how can i watch e videotutorial, i can´t see any link. can you help me?. thanks =)
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Hole-In-1
ohhh the method used links you gave aren't working :(

(awesome tut btw)
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Clarts72Hobbyist Digital Artist
just tell me bout lightning,render setting, and gamma correction :)
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soni991
can u please tell me about the Lighting effect you gave. as the texture and other part are not much important as i believe the main play is of the light effect.
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xcerlowStudent Digital Artist
wew
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Neji305
This the best tutorial ever....understandable and you gave us the textures.....only thing is the GI rendering settings...i couldnt get them right cause im using cinema 4d 11....the new one.....here's my work:
[link]
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Santer77
Hi ~Cinema4dTutorials

I did both of your tutorials and I enjoyed a lot thanks keep up great job

peace
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KrodilProfessional Digital Artist
Good work :)
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C-WilliamsHobbyist General Artist
I'm just curious why you split and delete etc, rather than assigning a material to the polys that make up the board? That's the way I do it, and I never have any problems.
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Cinema4dTutorials
it makes things easier to manage i feel. also when i make cars spliting and deleting makes sperate doors and panels so im in a bit of a habit of doing it. i think its more reliable than layers and UVselections when changing between 3rd party rendering apps (they may support UVselection i dont know)
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C-WilliamsHobbyist General Artist
I don't know can't afford any of the free 3rd party rendering apps... except indigo cause it's free. Though I haven't tried it yet.

Thanks for explaining your reasoning.
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