Lighting

[herr_josua]

Hi

I am working on a scene where I have a lot of natural sunlight coming into my building, but I am having trouble getting the interior ambient light set up correctly. Currently I am using a Daylight system to get the sunlight into my building. Here is an test render of my scene at the moment. I am not completely done modeling/texturing the scene but I want to get the lighting done so once I start texturing I will know how the texture will look in the scene when it is completed

What would be the best way to get the interior ambient light in this scene? I have a reference image of what I am kind of going for.

Update

I was playing around with light portal and this is what I got.

Thanks
Josh

[markwaugh]

QUOTE(Herr Josua @ 05/22/08, 06:50 AM) [snapback]286028[/snapback]
Hi

I am working on a scene where I have a lot of natural sunlight coming into my building, but I am having trouble getting the interior ambient light set up correctly. Currently I am using a Daylight system to get the sunlight into my building. Here is an test render of my scene at the moment. I am not completely done modeling/texturing the scene but I want to get the lighting done so once I start texturing I will know how the texture will look in the scene when it is completed

What would be the best way to get the interior ambient light in this scene? I have a reference image of what I am kind of going for.

Update

I was playing around with light portal and this is what I got.

Thanks
Josh

[markwaugh]

Hi.

Let me give u a small solution.
1.U dont have enough bounce lights in your scene.
2.always try and give some color to your lights according to your mood and time.
3.once u r done with these set the shadows to raytrace.
4.render it with final gather.

     By doing so i think u might get a better result than this.