Pixelation
Critique => Pixel Art => Topic started by: Matriax on March 29, 2006, 07:06:54 pm
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I making isometrics shadows for a scene, and i have questions:
(http://videotuts.webcindario.com/temp/ejs/iso_shadow.png)
You think all the shadows are correct?
Can you edit the image with correct shadows or make otrher how examples?
¿How i can make isometric shadows?
:-[
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the last two are wrong, the first ones are right depending on the light source
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Yes i think the same. The first are correct (comprobate).
But the other two the "look" for me is incorrect.
Well if you or anybody can make a edit to correct shadow, or... ¿Any tutorial that isometric shadows? ;D
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You were almost there,
I've done a quick edit on the second two shadows. Nothing too complex with shapes like this, all you need to do is make a projection line for each of the casting corners. I've illustrated this by leaving the red lines in I used to figure out the shape. then just copy the shape of the top surface.
(http://img209.imageshack.us/img209/4593/shadows7nx.png)
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Hey very thanks neverest!! ;D
Yes is correct, i making a proofs but i dont get the form desired, and yes is this, copy the top/under surface of the isometric object and put in any site. And after is make 2 equal lines etc...
Yes, i understand the process :)
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Obviously it does depend on your light source but only using 30 degree lines for shading isn't technically true. A few places i have seen they do there ISO shadows like this...
(http://www.slickhead.co.uk/PICERS/help.gif)
I hope it helps.
Dan