"Feelings, Oh-Oh-Oh-Oh-Oh, Feelings..."
My first original Poser ProPack figure. The 20 parts (and 6 morph targets) were created in FormZ, UV mapped with UVMapper, textured in Photoshop and then boned and jointed in ProPack. The figures were then posed and along with a Poser 3 DJ guy, loaded into FormZ. FormZ was then used to create and stage all the other objects (with some help from UVMapper). The whole scene was then exported as a single 18 Mb .OBJ file.
This was loaded into Bryce 5 where I added a row of 8 spotlights (as if they were hanging from a ceiling truss) colored white, light blue and reddish tan. I then added 3 white-ish omni lights for fill, a square light behind the TV (the TV texture uses alpha transparency) and 4 Squared Falloff lights around the sign. All the lights have different Soft Shadow settings with the closest lights having the most and the furthest the least.
The TV image is a separate Bryce render, using a Diablo model from ViewPoint Labs (I think) and then made "TV-like" with the Photoshop RetroScan filter. Some of the scan line/ghost effect was lost when converted to .JPG. :-(
The final scene was rendered at 64 Rays per Pixel - this is the first time I've had Bryce render the RetroScan filter correctly!
