Comments on: Setting up a scene with HDRI Lighting

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Free 3d models — Wed, 07 Jul 2010 06:33:41 +0000

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By: Jason Boos

Jason Boos — Tue, 13 Apr 2010 02:21:03 +0000

hi i have ver. 11.5, and i followed your instructions to the “i”. (please not that the global illumination feature was laid out differently).
However, when i set the save tab to the location where i want the jpeg pic to be, and i close the c4d file, i am not seeing any produced jpeg file.

Is there something else i need to do?

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By: macdaddy

macdaddy — Fri, 05 Mar 2010 21:08:12 +0000

@Jewishpope - Make sure you're setting the radius of the GI and Visible spheres, not just setting the size. When the radius is set to 1200 m, the size of the spheres will be 2400 m. If that doesn't do it, just zoom in a little until you can see the original sphere and floor objects.

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By: Jewishpope

Jewishpope — Mon, 18 Jan 2010 08:21:57 +0000

Dont know if anyone still visits this site, but im having a problem with the spheres covering the whole scene. Im probably doing something really silly but when i render i cant see anything…u kno like i was inside a massive sphere….thanks

By: PULS3

PULS3 — Wed, 30 Dec 2009 04:26:19 +0000

@Stormfrog – Try some depth of field, sounds like the background isn’t blurred properly because of the size of the image (vs the rendered resolution), you can blur it (the visible one) in the material settings, but that would also result in the reflections being blurred as well…. so uhm… I guess you can try 1. Blurring the visible sphere. Or 2. Create a third sphere, which will be seen by the camera, and have the 2nd sphere visible only to reflections and not the camera.

I know all that sounds like a bunch of crap, but there’s an easy solution, just trial and error. If the HRDI has to be visible in the background of the render, you can always blur as much (or as little) as you want in Photoshop or so, after rendering.

If you want the reflections to be slightly blurred as well, you can always do that in the material’s settings.