readme.txt with method explanation, usage and few tips is included.Ģ. Hey, it's not that slow, and if you have FPrime you can even use it as preview render when adding textures (like I do).ġ. This is not a setup for speed renders, this is a setup for final presentation. I can't say it renders in a blink of an eye, some objects take 5 minutes, other 2 hours but I think the result is worth it. It uses radiosity, light comes from a dome. One for Lightwave only and one for Lightwave+FPrime. No more moving lights around and having a feeling 'something is not right'. It can be used for rendering architecture, furniture, food, sport, car, preview, etc etc etc renders. I simply put my objects in it and I hit render. Now I have a light scene that I use when rendering my objects everytime. So why then lighting my object with dramatic spots or adding mystic fogs? I really needed a light setup that would work everytime, on every object.Īfter a lot of time spent on reading articles, tweaking, trying tutorials, tweaking, coffee, cigarettes, beer, tweaking, renders I finally achieved to find the best solution for me.

I was aware that most of them (if not all) will use different light in their scenes. My goal was my customers to see what they get. What I needed was a basic light setup that would show my model in its best as geometry, without hiding anything.

Some guys use good texturing work to hide flows in their objects, other tweak their lights every time to achieve best look. When I started publishing assets for sale here and on other sites I soon realized that I need a really good light setup to represent my stuff. WARNING! THIS PRODUCT IS FOR PEOPLE WHO USE LIGHTWAVE!

Lightwave 3d modeling tutorials