~[Blender] - Render of a Glowing Ring in the Dark~ :::::LuxRender:::::

[iRoxproductions]

i could do this without luxrender in 9 seconds ;P

[TheFATutorials]

A donat hmmmmmmm :)

[94Lorenz]

How did you made the green light?

[TheEzio14]

can you make a tutorial of that, or about lux rendering? thx

nice picture, love that kind of pictures

[Blender3danimator]

@TheEzio14 I have a tutorial about using this program, check out my channel =)

[childofprosperity]

Cool dude, how would you go about making that kind of mirror?

[Blender3danimator]

Thanks. After you are in the luxrender materials window, select the object you want to be a mirror and under the material types select mirror.

[gyrocam]

Very cool. It looks like one of the mirrors is more reflective than another.

[Blender3danimator]

Thanks Gyro =D The less reflective cube is actually the material of a carpaint. The other one is actually a mirror :)

[majorwoody1az1]

amazing

[Blender3danimator]

Thanks Woody =)

[accuratesheep]

oh, do you need python being installed in order to use luxrender?

[Blender3danimator]

Yup, you need python. Go to luxrender's website and it has a tutorial to find out what python verison you need and how to install the program.

[accuratesheep]

naiice one man! gotta try luxrender out

[Blender3danimator]

Thanks, luxrender is really really good for realistic renders.

[DennisH2010]

coooooooool

[Blender3danimator]

Thanks dude :-D

[Blender3danimator]

Thanks man =)

[rinsmaster]

Wow, how did you do that? Using an option in the luxrender script or just the blender emit option?

[Blender3danimator]

LuxRender script :) I just turned the torus into a light.

[rinsmaster]

Ah, okay thanks :)

I really have to look into Lux, it's so cool :D

[Blender3danimator]

yea it is, the renders are freaking awesome! =D