(11-04-2013, 07:42 AM)JustAnotherPlayer Wrote: Crits is insulting Wapez. Wow. I wonder if Crits can make it this good.

(11-04-2013, 01:53 PM)Acies Wrote: Green stores something called gloss. Gloss defines how large a highlight on your model/texture becomes. A bright glossmap (in amnesia's case; a lot of green) will cause a pointlight to light a smaller, focused point on the model - while a darker glossmap will cause the pointlight to light 'all over the surface' rather than focusing the light.

Red stores the specular information. The brighter the red color the stronger the reflection of light.

(11-05-2013, 01:10 PM)Alex Ros Wrote:

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Well, sorry for intrusion, but I have to confess I prefer Old version. An argument is that Old version is completely unrealistic, but at the same it looks like it's INTENTED to be unrealistic, thus the whole green & orange over-saturated environment perceived like a style, an artistic approach. New version is pushed towards reasons and realism and thus all "errors" do look like errors, not like it's intended to be that way, but just errors and nothing more. In conclusion I would recommend to decide for yourself where do you want to move - to realism or artistically stylized unrealistic picture. It's 2 absolutely different ways and you've to choose.

(11-07-2013, 01:57 PM)MyRedNeptune Wrote:

(11-05-2013, 01:10 PM)Alex Ros Wrote:

(11-03-2013, 04:44 PM)Zokrar Wrote: Old:

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Well, sorry for intrusion, but I have to confess I prefer Old version. An argument is that Old version is completely unrealistic, but at the same it looks like it's INTENTED to be unrealistic, thus the whole green & orange over-saturated environment perceived like a style, an artistic approach. New version is pushed towards reasons and realism and thus all "errors" do look like errors, not like it's intended to be that way, but just errors and nothing more. In conclusion I would recommend to decide for yourself where do you want to move - to realism or artistically stylized unrealistic picture. It's 2 absolutely different ways and you've to choose.

I disagree completely, it doesn't look like it was intended to be realistic. If it was, there would be no green/orange lighting, the meadow would not be perfectly round and so tightly surrounded by trees and the shed would not be in the dead middle... and even from an artistic viewpoint the second version is better. Variety is easier on the eye and more aesthetically appealing than straight parallel and perpendicular lines.

@Zokrar I think the orange light from the candles looks a bit unnatural in how sharply it fades. Light, even when faint, usually travels pretty far before fading.

I also think the light is too saturated for how bright it is. It doesn't feel right for the candles to be able to emit light of that color. My suggestion is to either lower the overall brightness of the light and keep the hue, or keep it as bright as it is but make the color less rich and perhaps more yellow-ish.

Also, frankly, I don't understand your choice of color. Green is not the complementary for orange - the orange brings out the warm notes in the green, imho not in a good way.

(11-10-2013, 07:59 PM)Rapture Wrote: The lamp is a little to "white", scene is nice though, like the floor debris.

Quote: The lamp collor will be changed btw.