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Navek

2 (6.3%)

Tof

4 (12.5%)

3Dgeek11

1 (3.1%)

daniel99

1 (3.1%)

Kubajzz

1 (3.1%)

$imon

2 (6.3%)

Mills

7 (21.9%)

NickE

4 (12.5%)

floyd86

10 (31.3%)

Total Members Voted: 16

Voting closed: April 10, 2010, 06:51:15 am

[floyd86]

VOTING STARTED!!

You can now vote on the best render. Remember that you can vote twice!
Good luck everyone!

[floyd86]

Challlenge complete!

Winners are: NickE, Tof, Mills and Floyd86    Congratulations!

For the rest of you: Good luck with the next challenge!

[$imon]

Congrats floyd Well deserved!

Hope I'll have more time for the next challenge..
Great job everyone!

[Josmic8or]

Seriously everyone did an excellent job!!
Can't wait for the next challenge!!

[cheatsguy777]

wow, great job guys! mills, I was just wondering, how do you add those particles? I have no clue how you do it, and you've used it in an image before, in your 'stained glass window' image. can you say how you made it?

[Tof]

Congratulations to all for your amazing entries (the entry of Daniel99, one of my prefered, gets only 1 vote!?) and thank you for my 3rd place partaged wit NickE, the great plugin writer (I especially like Nicke's mesh2mesh plugin!)
See you all in a next challenge, but before, I'm working on a special project...coming (not so) soon.

[3Dgeek11]

Congrats, guys. I thought I'd get a few votes, but heh.

Floyd deserved it. Can't wait for the next challenge!

3DGeek

[Mills]

Hi everyone. Congratulations to floyd! Clearly a last minute entry is the way to do it
Have been without internet for nearly two weeks now, so I missed the voting entirely, but it's fairly obvious it wouldn't have affected the outcome.

cheatsguy: it's a technique i've used a lot, and it's fairly simple to do. Essentially just a semi-transparent object matched to the shape of the window, which doesn't cast or receive shadows. I think it worked slightly better in the stained glass window because the window shape was more complex and so created more variation in the image. I'll see if I can put together a short tutorial if people are interested. It's not disimilar to the 'light cones' outlined in the last issue of DotAN8 e-zine. It was slightly more complex to produce in this image, though, because of the chair.

Looking forward to the next contest!

[cheatsguy777]

Thanks mills.

I actually had my own way of doing this: i would make an object, 0 everything except a emissive of .1 and white color. I actually used it in an image before.