Spots on walls

[speed222]

How do i get rid of the spots on the walls? is there a tutorial for it somewhere?

and also, how do I have soft shadow edges and more ambient light?

(i know this is very vague but maybe some links to tutorials that might help me out?)

PS ... those black walls are painted dark grey

[40th]

Re: Spots on walls

If that light witch casts the shadow is Sun so to soften it increase Sun's size and increase the sun's subdivs
On splotchiness issue:
http://forum.asgvis.com/index.php?to...43626#msg43626
http://forum.asgvis.com/index.php?to...41217#msg41217

And if you search around the forum you'll find a lot more posts on this issue

[speed222]

Re: Spots on walls

Thanks ... much better.

any thoughts on how i could bump up the ambient light to make this more realistic?

[40th]

Re: Spots on walls

Much better...
by ambient light you mean the yellow light?

[speed222]

Re: Spots on walls

no, that yellow light is just an emmissive layer on a material ... i mean the ambient light in the space... i tweaked the iso here and there but i want to see if there is another way. any thoughts?

[DaveReyes]

Re: Spots on walls

You are improving at least no more spots on wall, in order to have more light on your scene decrease shutter speed and increment film withd, tweak on those otions.

[DaveReyes]

Re: Spots on walls

check this basic tutorial for beginnes

http://software.asgvis.com/index.php...182&Itemid=480

http://software.asgvis.com/index.php...416&Itemid=480

[40th]

Re: Spots on walls

If you using physical camera than its parameters you need to play with.
Color mapping has a roll on this as well.

P.s the bold items/words linked to examples and explanations by spot3d.com