Your shader is quite effective. I used it as-is on @Jeff2207's [Mother Dino](http://www.blendswap.com/blends/view/73512).
I appended the dino into your blend, scaled and moved the plane up to touch his feet and angled the camera. I used the teapot material. I thought the colouring would suit the dino and it does. Then I moved the lamp up quite a distance away and focussed it fully on to the dino and rendered. I duplicated the lamp and hid the original, moving the second one closer and rendered. I repeated this four more times, either moving the lamp closer or strengthening its power. Comparing the renders, there is a sweet spot where it is just close enough and powerful enough to give a nice strong colour, but either side of that, the effect is too weak or too patchy.
Thanks for sharing!
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Very cool. :)
Agreed, Very cool.
cool indeed..... Thank you
Thanks all :)
Your shader is quite effective. I used it as-is on @Jeff2207's [Mother Dino](http://www.blendswap.com/blends/view/73512). I appended the dino into your blend, scaled and moved the plane up to touch his feet and angled the camera. I used the teapot material. I thought the colouring would suit the dino and it does. Then I moved the lamp up quite a distance away and focussed it fully on to the dino and rendered. I duplicated the lamp and hid the original, moving the second one closer and rendered. I repeated this four more times, either moving the lamp closer or strengthening its power. Comparing the renders, there is a sweet spot where it is just close enough and powerful enough to give a nice strong colour, but either side of that, the effect is too weak or too patchy. Thanks for sharing!
Cool! Might too see some render if you dont mind. ;)
This seems to be amazing! :D
Gracias!!!
Does the shader still work with the newest Blender version?
nope
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