atmosphere?

[Jorgensen]

hi

i just wonder if anyone knows how jama achives this kind of atmosphere in this image (and many others) - looks like lit rain. other than talent

https://www.instagram.com/p/Bbd_izlDUnS ... majurabaev

thanks
jorgensen

[Jorgensen]

it seems that it could be done somehow if i place a object in front of the emissive material, with a specular texture added with some volume medium could achieve something like that effect - but i don't know if it's the best to do it.

it seems that i cant' get the 'rays' from the light. and if i go near the logo the light / mist effect goes away as i enter the object assigned with the medium material.

jorgensen

[Jorgensen]

Or would it be better to add a volume medium node to the nvironment?

Jorgensen

Ps. I use the SketchUp plugin. But I guess that’s ok.

[Jorgensen]

well i have played around with the medium node in the enviroment settings, and have now some fog - thanks to https://inlifethrill.com/fog-octane-render-cinema-4d/

but the light is still not 'alive'....... but dohhh while i write this, i just realized that i have been using the direct light kernel, changing this to PT, make it a lot more nicer

so - use PT kernel, not direct light.

thanks
jorgensen

you are welcome jorgensen.

[bepeg4d]

Hi jorgensen,
thanks to jorgensen for answering jorgensen, well done
Happy Foggy GPU Rendering,
ciao beppe

[bepeg4d]

Hi jorgensen,
here are a couple of links to other discussions about fog/god-rays, with .orbx example scene:
viewtopic.php?f=24&t=55567&p=284654&hil ... ok#p284654
viewtopic.php?f=23&t=54581&p=278036&hil ... ys#p314683
Happy Foggy GPU Rendering,
ciao beppe

[Jorgensen]

well, adding some wet terrain and bloom did a lot

nothing complicated nor fantastic - but i'm proud nevertheless