Rendering the Enforcer - ZBrush Creature Design: Creating Dynamic Concept Imagery for Film and Games - page 655

7. In the LightCap palette, set the Light Index to 1 so that you're editing the key light. Increase the Aper-
ture to 120 and the Falloff to 5.
8. Set the Light Index to 3 so that you are editing the fill light. Set Strength to 0.35 and Aperture to 80
(See Figure 10-10 ) .
9. Set the ColorizeDiffuse slider to 25. At the bottom of the Material palette, click on the Dif color swatch
and choose a pale blue. This tints the diffuse light a little (see Figure 10-11 ) . By making the color cool, it
desaturates the surface somewhat when combined with the warm colors of the polypainting. A little de-
saturation helps to make it look more realistic.
10. Create a render using BPR (hot key =Shift + R) to see how the materiallooks so far (see Figure 10-12 ) .
Figure 10-10: Adjust the LightCap settings to increase the spread of the Diffuse light across the surface.
Figure 10-11: Increase the Colorize Diffuse slider and set the Diffuse color to a pale blue.