vincent | 2 weeks ago | 14 comments | 10 likes | 304 views
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For the show I used the interior map effect on windows.
(inspired by teaser TWD Dead City)
WOW, the video is razor sharp. The glow looks amazing. Very impressive!!!
For some reason the thumbnail is blurry. Did you accidentally upload a low res picture? Or is YouTube still processing the thumbnail and I only have to wait and do a refresh?
michiel, 2 weeks ago
Thank you michiel, because the thumbnail was bad in YT i have imported a capture of the video whose dimensions I reduced (my error) to change thumbnail, because it is named miniature i was thinking it was only used as thumbnail in YT but apparently NO.
I reupload a capture without change the size, i hope it's better now.
vincent, 2 weeks ago
Vincent, yes, the thumbnail is now also razor sharp. Looks GREAT!
And indeed, thumbnail is a wrong word because it is also displayed the same size as the video before you hit the PLAY button.
michiel, 2 weeks ago
Remarkable. The windows are amazing.
I'm going to have to figure that out.
Found some instructions, I think: outerspace-software.com...
Decentralized, 2 weeks ago
Or maybe the interiors are part of the 3D model. If this is the case, it would be amazing to make the camera fly in and out of the rooms!
michiel, 2 weeks ago
Thank you liuyongcai, michiel. Thank you Decentralized, you have examples on BixPack 33.
I use interior.cfx with various pics that i placed above the desired building windows and i set various FX Lighting Factor interior value.
vincent, 2 weeks ago
Wonderful !
shoji M, 2 weeks ago
That's a very good trick Vincent. The windows look very convincing. I still can't believe they are single planes placed on top of the building with the Special\Interiormap effect applied.
The building models of BixPack 33 were specially prepared, but you proved any building model can be used!
michiel, 2 weeks ago
Thank you LostBoyz and Shoji M.
Yes michiel, this is a good method provided there are not 500 windows to cover even if sometimes we can afford to cover 2 or 3 windows with a single image
vincent, 2 weeks ago
