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How to make a not brighting the room light

JamesJames Posts: 1,071
in Daz Studio Discussion

I want to make like a very dark room, but there's light coming from window through the blinds and the light fall onto the face and the body.

Everytime I create an external light, it will always make the room bright, instead of just sharp light and shadow fall onto the face and body.

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  • crosswindcrosswind Posts: 7,287

    Scene Only, with a Distant Light outside, it should be easy to make what you want. Remember to disable any interior light source if there's any.

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  • JamesJames Posts: 1,071

    https://prnt.sc/PGIsyAkXtltz

    I can't replicate it.
    The result still the same like any other light.

    iray:
    https://prnt.sc/PGIsyAkXtltz
    (I'm using cutway plane to cut the wall)

    texture shaded:
    https://prnt.sc/TXaSKIZBe75s

     

  • felisfelis Posts: 4,464

    If you add a Iray section plane, Iray will see the wall as not being there and therefor light the whoel interior and the whole figure.

    If you can't get the camera inside the building, you need to cut away in a place where the light won't shine through.

  • JamesJames Posts: 1,071
    edited December 13

    It's a cut away and light is clipped.

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  • JamesJames Posts: 1,071
    edited December 13

    https://prnt.sc/0wpDKw3Y-onY
    Ok I managed to get the strip.
    I just need to close the blind more.
    but still the room looks too bright... hemm is it because the room is reflective ?

    How to make the material absorb the light more, like musou black paint?

    Or is it beacuse it's a small room?

    Post edited by James on
  • Richard HaseltineRichard Haseltine Posts: 101,482

    felis said:

    If you add a Iray section plane, Iray will see the wall as not being there and therefor light the whoel interior and the whole figure.

    If you can't get the camera inside the building, you need to cut away in a place where the light won't shine through.

    or select the plane and enable Clip Lights in the parameters pane, which will cause the plane to make the clipper areas invisible to the camera but still visible, and obstructive, to light.

  • FishtalesFishtales Posts: 6,134
    edited December 13

    Try a Spotlight shining in the window. I did this quick render, you can also see her reflection in the glass.

    2024-12-13 21:30:14.086 [INFO] :: Total Rendering Time: 4 minutes 30.33 seconds

    Click on image for full size.

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  • ElorElor Posts: 1,657

    Maybe playing with Tone Mapping if the rest of the lightning is up to what you want can get you the result you're seeking ?

     

  • crosswindcrosswind Posts: 7,287
    edited December 14

    James said:

    https://prnt.sc/0wpDKw3Y-onY
    Ok I managed to get the strip.
    I just need to close the blind more.
    but still the room looks too bright... hemm is it because the room is reflective ?

    How to make the material absorb the light more, like musou black paint?

    Or is it beacuse it's a small room?

    Yep, tweaking the blind is one of the tricks. Now it looks better but if you want a more darker interior, there're a couple of quick ways you may try:

    1) Reduce the Lumen of the exterior light(s) a bit
    2) Select the surfaces of the walls in that room, in Surfaces pane, crank up Diffuse Roughness, and/or give a light grey color to Base Color slot.
    3) In Tone Mapping, crank up Crush Blacks

    Then you may see the expected effect instantly ~~

    Edit: Pls be noted that what you see in Viewport with Iray Preview is usually brighter than whant you get in the final render, so better tweak the settings a bit conservatively ~~ Besides, post-work can also be a good alternative.

    Post edited by crosswind on
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