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Published: 2015-10-29 11:40:11 +0000 UTC; Views: 14885; Favourites: 158; Downloads: 120
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Decided to make this because I've had a couple friends and stuff ask for lighting help. Good luck!Related content
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Thanks. Iβve been struggling with light with light for the longest time.
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This helps alot. xD I needed some help with lighting for a long time, thanks man. c:
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Thank you very much so for this tutorial Gaige; I do think that this will be very useful since I'm still learning SFM.
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Wow, you got everything that makes a poster good!
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Great but...
How you made the effect of "fill light"?
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I find this truly helpful... I might use this kind of lighting technique (if that's alright with you 
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I can make a flashback layout if ya want.
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em... sure :\
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How did you get that map? Also, great tutorial, really helpful!
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Even as someone who knew things before i even began, some of these stuffs were totally unknown for me and i didn't even understand what they do/ how they can make the pic look soooo much better!
Absolutely helpful. Thank you so much for doing this!
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Nice! But one thing, is this blender tight, sorry, I have been in GIMP lately, and not god at designing things
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Thanks, but I didn't use Blender to make this. I used Source Filmmaker.Β Β
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Many thanks! I made this felix5314.deviantart.com/art/S⦠by following the steps.
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This is gonna help a lot, thanks :3Β
Have any tips on porting some of the FNAF maps? (Can't find em' on the workshop....)
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What you gotta do is get the GMAD extractor and get them from the Gmod workshop if they're not yet in the SFM one, but if you mean anything else, I'll most likely be able to help with it.
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Thanks for the help c:
I been little unsure with my lightning many times.
But yeah Thanks for some assistance
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People tell me to do lighting tutorials... or any tutorials really, but there just isn't one magical formula.
In addition to the things you say here, I also tell people that 99% of the time the shadowAtten needs to be zero, and lights should not be full white.
Glad you mentioned rim lighting here though.
Volumetrics and gobos and ubers are also really important, but not required for good lighting
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Yeah, I tried to go over all the basics I go around when I work with lights. Hopefully the tutorial pays off though lol. I worked around 3 hours on it, even though it's so simple. .-.
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I was thinking about making a lighting tutorial. Guess you beat me to it, DrGaige. Nice work
Very instructive xD
(Even though I know how to do lighting lol)
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How long you been using SFM?
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A little over three years lol. I have 2,937 hours on record and too much time on my hands.Β Β
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Cool thanks. I can use this whenever I need help!
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Will definitely put this on my list of helpful things~
There's lots of settings I've never tested since I'm still relatively new to SFM and I never have time to make posters since I've gotten a bit better. But this is interesting. I've never tested the radius before, and I just started using aperture. I must use all I know in my big poster! Thanks for this! It was even entertaining~
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That's a great tutorial.
Except for one little thing-- you didn't show the settings you had in the picture right before last, so I have absolutely no clue what to set it to in case I want to shamelessly steal your style.
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Oh, those were the same as the ones above, I only let it process in the clip editor. The radius setting is what gives it that soft look.
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