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TABLE OF CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION | page 8
WHAI IS RENDERING? TOOLS AND MATERIALS
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LIGHT TYPES AND CASTING SHADOWS “h
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Construction Skills
SHADOW CONSTRUCTION WITH LOCAL LIGHT
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Sunlight Construction ' t Convergence
CASTING SHADOWS OF WALL SHAPES
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Casting the Shadow of a Horizontal Stick over Complex Shapes
Casting Shadows of Simple Volumes: Local Light
CASTING SHADOWS OF OVERHANGS
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CASTING SHADOWS OF OPENINGS
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CASTING SHADOWS OF COMPLEX PLANAR VOLUMES
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RENDERING THE GEO FORMS
Object Value and Cast Shadow Value
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Planning Values
Reflected Light of Plane Reflectors
Reflected Light: Double-Bounce
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Light Rendering Examples
Student Examples
Terminator and Core Shadow
reflected light affecting the shadow side of the obj
the core-shadow position. The core shadow is located a little behind the terminator line toward the shadow side. The width of the core shadow
STEP 1, fig. 3.91: Set up the light source and the shadow origin.
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Practice
MARKERS
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WET MEDIA AND OTHER TRADITIONAL TECHNIQUES
DIGITAL RENDERING PROGRAMS
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Student Examples
X-Y-Z Form: Sunlight from Directly Above
X-Y-Z Form: Diagonal Sunlight
X-Y-Z FORMS: PLANNING A RENDERING
Student Examples
Student Examples
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DETAIL AND TEXTURE GRADIENTS
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RENDERING SPECIFIC OBJECTS
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SIMPLIFICATION FOR COMMUNICATION
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MECH STEP-BY-STEP
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ORGANIC-FORM RENDERING BY NEVILLE PAGE
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ENVIRONMENT RENDERING EXAMPLES BY ROBH RUPPEL
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REFLECTIVE SURFACES 07
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PLOTTING REFLECTIONS: CONCAVE AND CONVEX SURFACES
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DIGITAL LAYERING STRATEGY
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REFLECTIONS: INDOOR SCENES 08
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REFLECTIONS: OUTDOOR SCENES 09
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HOW TO RENDER EYES BY NEVILLE PAGE
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RENDERING SPECIFIC MATERIALS
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METALLIC PAINT 'V)
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TRANSLUCENCE AND SUBSURFACE SCATTERING
WATER
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TEXTURED SURFACES
BRUSHED METAL 'V)
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CAMERA EFFECTS: MOTION, BLOOM AND GLINTS
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RENDERING EXAMPLES 11
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RENDERING A SCI-FI SUIT WITH ROBERT SIMONS
GLOSSARY
GLOSSARY
INDEX
BIOS
VIDEO LINKS LIST
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