Grimrock

impressive quality

Thx
Here is the lit version: Now i must figure out how to set flames and so..

mmmm my opinion is that is very realistic without embers

my suggestion would be less red, and more white, with yellow replacing a portion of red. But I am not a fire expert.

What you could do is some kind of overlay (extrude a tiny bit/shell modifier or whatever the equivalent is in Blender) with a texture that is set to 'translucent'. That way you get some kind of fake glow map effect. It's a bit expensive as you will need yet another (albeit smaller, you don't need a spec and normal map either) texture and more geometry, but it will certainly give a better fire effect.

But overall very nice work, like always!

I´ll try to use other colors.

What i get with two lights is that for now:
On the first two pics i use two lights - the torchlight and a light for intensity ust over the fire, with a small range ~1.2. Here is a campfire that glows only, no burning. This is only the intensity light.

Phitt wrote:What you could do is some kind of overlay (extrude a tiny bit/shell modifier or whatever the equivalent is in Blender) with a texture that is set to 'translucent'. That way you get some kind of fake glow map effect. It's a bit expensive as you will need yet another (albeit smaller, you don't need a spec and normal map either) texture and more geometry, but it will certainly give a better fire effect.
But overall very nice work, like always!

That may be possible, so i have to use a copied mesh area just tiny above the basic and set the material in log to additive, no?

Awesome - Love both of 'em!

Thanks for all your comments, i just try to duplicate mesh area..

*edit:
Damn, there is tobacco under my j button..

haha we found the backroom of your dungeon in the first pic !:p

hyteria wrote:haha we found the backroom of your dungeon in the first pic !:p