As Blaka said, there are many lightrooms and materials on youtube. Rated has a nice lightroom with materials already in it.
If you want to make your own one, generally better lighting means simply having more lights on a low intensity. Think about it in real life terms: there is the sun. There are also lights and also some light is reflected from pretty much everything. More is definitely better in most cases.
As Blaka said, there are many lightrooms and materials on youtube. Rated has a nice lightroom with materials already in it.
If you want to make your own one, generally better lighting means simply having more lights on a low intensity. Think about it in real life terms: there is the sun. There are also lights and also some light is reflected from pretty much everything. More is definitely better in most cases.
I found some awesome mats on google thanks! As for light rooms, is there a way to maintain the lighting is what i'm asking. When i render a image out i lose my lighting since i have to have alpha channel on for a transparent background.
If you use your lights correctly, it should be a problem with alpha channel, unless you're using an actual room with floor and walls. What's your setup like?s
i would suggest to not get a light room and make your own lightroom. if you use a downloaded lightroom all your stuff will look the same. just use 3 point lighting and you will be fine.
If you use your lights correctly, it should be a problem with alpha channel, unless you're using an actual room with floor and walls. What's your setup like?s
i would suggest to not get a light room and make your own lightroom. if you use a downloaded lightroom all your stuff will look the same. just use 3 point lighting and you will be fine.