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Well, after 20 slightly different renderings I reach some conclusion:
In my subjective judgement (and monitor calibration) the most eye-pleasing combination is:
1. Ambient light 48%, color - warm or cool grey, depends on what kind of mood we need, mine was R164,G159,B142
2. SkyObject 39%, R155,G224,B247, Lat and Long. resulotion - max, soft shadow OFF
3. SkyObject 39%, R235,G222,B147, Lat and Long. resulotion - max, soft shadow ON
4. SunObject 65%, R252,G231,B143 Light sources - 20, angle - 3
Of course those lights work with the high ambient-sensitive material I described before, also my aim was to get evenly lit yet lively scene.
Having one SkyObject without soft shadows keeps the shadow alive, I think soft shadows are too subtle and make the scene flat. It is the second case in AC when the "best" setting is actual worse than the "worse"
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antialiasing)
In my subjective judgement (and monitor calibration) the most eye-pleasing combination is:
1. Ambient light 48%, color - warm or cool grey, depends on what kind of mood we need, mine was R164,G159,B142
2. SkyObject 39%, R155,G224,B247, Lat and Long. resulotion - max, soft shadow OFF
3. SkyObject 39%, R235,G222,B147, Lat and Long. resulotion - max, soft shadow ON
4. SunObject 65%, R252,G231,B143 Light sources - 20, angle - 3
Of course those lights work with the high ambient-sensitive material I described before, also my aim was to get evenly lit yet lively scene.
Having one SkyObject without soft shadows keeps the shadow alive, I think soft shadows are too subtle and make the scene flat. It is the second case in AC when the "best" setting is actual worse than the "worse"
( antialiasing)
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