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Chaos Corona for Cinema 4D => [C4D] I need help! => Topic started by: BigAl3D on 2019-10-04, 20:27:06
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This effect with the lights in the background could very well be made in Photoshop, but I was trying to recreate it, at least most of the effect in 3D. The second image is my closest attempt. I cut holes out of a plane, but then added some geometry in each hole to help create more streaks in the light. It's in the right direction, but not quite. I have tried many things such as using a material on a light, having non-lighted discs with a light above to create the cone effect, etc.
I know I can use actual geometry with volume material, that is my next test. Just wondered if anyone had any fresh ideas in the 3D world.
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Nope, simply model and be done with it.
(https://i.imgur.com/4s8Yg1E.jpg)
I also did few comparative tests. It's even faster to render. While using textures is quite slower and buggy (ie. produces extra fireflies)
Here's a 1/2h quickie to see how well it does...
(https://media.giphy.com/media/kDrDHPSao45rTOtDNd/giphy.gif)
... and, "Oh, la-la, that's fine!"
:)
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First of all, your examples look fantastic, but I need a little more detail. "Simply model and be done with it." What does that mean exactly? Did you model light cones and apply a Volume material?
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First of all, your examples look fantastic, but I need a little more detail. "Simply model and be done with it." What does that mean exactly? Did you model light cones and apply a Volume material?
Thanks. In detail, do just as in real life - model the casings.
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Any chance you can post your scene file or at least some detailed screen grabs? I'd like to see what your fixture model looks like and to learn how the Volume is set up. I tried with a light fixture model, but I'm not getting good results. Did you use a Corona Light object or a Material?
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Seconded. I've struggled to get a consistent effect like that as well. I too would appreciate a look at the scene file, if you wouldn't mind.