Lego raining and night test (Page 1 of 2)

Very good, looks professional.

Take care when you're typing though.

So here's the thing, I've A: Lost interest, and B: have no time to animate anymore. Expect little from me in the future. WIP projects have been pretty much abandoned and my LEGO collection is boxed up. No, you can't have it. But do not fear, I may return to it one day.

The lighting was right for night, but the rain seemed a bit flat and had no depth. Also if you can try to add puddles to make it looks as if the rain is hitting the ground. Check out Smeagol's video "Unrenewable", it has a few scenes with a good example of rain and water on minifigs.

does anyone else have something to say? I love opinions, so I can improve myself at brickfilming

maybe i have written thousands of folds but yeah i'm belgian... (13 years old xD)

i used a program called:"sqirlz water reflections" next time i make the rain fall straight down, you're right

Cool!

Sqirlz is indeed free.

You fell into the same trap that just about everyone I've ever seen use Sqirlz make, and that's adding only one layer of rain. Add at least two or three, with the ones "further back" smaller and more blurry. Puddles and/or splashes to indicate the water hitting the ground would be good, too.

i have no idea. but yeah, its freeware.

Anyone else got some commentary?

Thx