Post your experiments with light layers here
This multi-layer lighting is really neat. Will post some experiment soon. In the mean time:
[REQ] Sun-sky, HDR environment maps and background lights defaulting to Layer 0 (as it works right now) and all other materials defaulting to Layer 1.
[REQ] On the GUI, each layer having a text window showing the names of the materials that participate on that layer. Nothing on the igs specification prevents you from having more than one material per layer, AFAIK.
[Crazy REQ] Again, on the IGS specification you don't have a hard limit on the number of layers you could have, yet on the GUI you have 7. What if instead of the current tabs approach there was a single tab with a drop down layer list... or a slider bar under the tabs that activates when there are more than X layers on the scene (ala MS-Excel's sheet name tabs).
[Echoed REQ] Renaming the XYZ sliders to RGB.
[Crazy REQ] Recent Nikon DSLR cameras have this neat feat to adjust the color balance on a graphical 2 axis display. (see http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/nikond8 ... filter.gif for an example). Maybe something like that - perhaps without the color histograms- could be implemented side-to-side with the RGB/XYZ sliders.
[REQ] Sun-sky, HDR environment maps and background lights defaulting to Layer 0 (as it works right now) and all other materials defaulting to Layer 1.
[REQ] On the GUI, each layer having a text window showing the names of the materials that participate on that layer. Nothing on the igs specification prevents you from having more than one material per layer, AFAIK.
[Crazy REQ] Again, on the IGS specification you don't have a hard limit on the number of layers you could have, yet on the GUI you have 7. What if instead of the current tabs approach there was a single tab with a drop down layer list... or a slider bar under the tabs that activates when there are more than X layers on the scene (ala MS-Excel's sheet name tabs).
[Echoed REQ] Renaming the XYZ sliders to RGB.
[Crazy REQ] Recent Nikon DSLR cameras have this neat feat to adjust the color balance on a graphical 2 axis display. (see http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/nikond8 ... filter.gif for an example). Maybe something like that - perhaps without the color histograms- could be implemented side-to-side with the RGB/XYZ sliders.
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I'll just post mine again cause it somehow got lost in the other thread...
http://de.youtube.com/watch?v=_r5zzSqATME
http://de.youtube.com/watch?v=_r5zzSqATME
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i think xyz is actaully the right technical term: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CIE_1931_color_spaceApollux wrote:[Echoed REQ] Renaming the XYZ sliders to RGB.
Yep, that's what Indigo is using internally everywhere as well.fused wrote:i think xyz is actaully the right technical term: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CIE_1931_color_spaceApollux wrote:[Echoed REQ] Renaming the XYZ sliders to RGB.
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