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I guess it's supposed to be an animation for a scene in the southern hemisphere (i.e. Australia) since the sun travels counterclockwise.
:-)
Gimdring 3 years ago
I guess it's supposed to be animated for a scene in the southern hemisphere (Australia), cause the sun runs counterclockwise.
:-)
Gimdring 3 years ago
my scene always gets overlit with the daylight system, no matter what version of max I use (that includes max 2008)
OGMO11 4 years ago
You have to go to exposure control and put it on an exposure control setting for daylight systems.
phamiliar 4 years ago
logarithmic exposure control yea... found out :P ty anyway!
OGMO11 4 years ago
under rendering menu ---> advanced lighting ----> Exposure control
at environment tap you'll find Logarithmic Exposure Control Parameters, check the box beside Exterior Daylight.
I think this may help you with the over bright objects problem
mos3ad2006 2 years ago
nice work
erdemgulesen 4 years ago
Physical sky is really cool
ilmale 4 years ago
very nice
shashmedia 5 years ago
3dsmax9 + MentalRay 3.5
ozono33 5 years ago
what did you use? blender?
zimbloggy 5 years ago
...?
Ddwert94 5 years ago