Some mtl. test

[howardhong_cg]

As you know, there are only two lights in VfSU.
So i test another light.
i made and test spot light.

gave it three colors...red, blue, green.
dist. between light and rectangle 4 1/2M.
ractangle 4 1/2 x 4 1/2 M.
size of light 1/5 M dia, 1/3 M length.

[tibor2]

Re: Some mtl. test

this is really great...
how come there is white in the middle...

[Gareth82]

Re: Some mtl. test

are you serious?, I do not mean this in a bad way at all, but you are a student of architecture and you do not know that red, green and blue are the primary colors and that when they are combined they for white?....well anyway - this is a great test...i like it a lot.

[tibor2]

Re: Some mtl. test

its like this, on the computer and on the system of colors that exists in the electronic world (computers, and everything that makes them) all colors mixed together make white
(red 255, blue 255 and greed 255 also)
and that is the physic and the way thing happen

in real life when you mix all colors (i mean real paint or colored trasnlusent papers) together you get black... if you have transparent materials of those three colors put them together close to each other and you'll get something else than white...

that was the reason i asked for the white color...
Sorry i am not as smart as you...

[howardhong_cg]

Re: Some mtl. test

HI,Gligorov!

you have a little deferent idea, sorry.

misunderstanding of color and light.

combination of color makes black.
combination of light makes white.

in the real or virtual world, that theory is real.
i wanna say you gotta test it,and will get good results.

[howardhong_cg]

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Application-render with spot light-Studio shot

[tibor2]

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i knew i was wrong from the beginning i just tried to understand myself.

So you just put omni-light in a closed container thats open on one side and thats it.?

[howardhong_cg]

Re: Some mtl. test

Yes, one side open container.
and to make colored light, attatch with clear glass with fog multiplier on open side.