Reddley

I'm looking for tips to improve my lighting overall in my animation. Some scenes I got to look great but they're using the sun or artificial lighting, I'm trying to make it look good in some scenes that don't have the sun out at that time of day or any lights in shot. Mine-Imator settings: Shadows all at Gigantic and Very Big. Other settings all at high or max. Images: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1jGM3QBAUa7dWsNfLrvZP8WI9Zp-oSs6j?usp=drive_link

I get this issue a lot. I fix it by moving stuff around, but I'd like to know if there's a permanent solution or I'm doing something wrong. Details: I'm using MineImator 2.0, each sample taken it becomes more and more opaque. I have many lights on the ceiling, shadows off (happens when either on or off the same), also still happens in the same direction when I turn off all the lights, sun and turn up object emissive/brightness. Image of issue posted on Reddit

Sounds amazing, thank you so much for making this and updating it too!

This is a show I make in the year 2400+ with Mine Imator called (The Blocky Space Adventures) I plan on having 5 seasons and 10 episodes per season. The Snakes are green creatures. The Krains are robots that are peaceful. Episode 1 Is the pilot episode. (Low Quality Low Bitrate 1080P 30FPS) Episode 2 Is how the Krain vs. Snake war started. (Low Quality 1080P 30FPS) Episode 3 A Krain gets shrunken by a experimental weapon by the Snakes. (Medium Quality 1080P 30FPS) Episode 4 The Krains fall through a time vortex and crash on a phreistoric Snake planet. (Medium Quality 1080P 30FPS) Episode 5 The Krains get a new friend named Reddley but Red has an enemy named David and he tries to kidnap him and send him to the Nether. (High Quality 1080P 60FPS) Episode 6 The Krains find a creature that uses them to try to get home. (High Quality 1080P 60FPS) Episode 4, 5, and 6 have better quality and realisim compared to the first 2