Really in dire need of some help and feedback with this one, I have tried my best to use lighting to my advantage to add a feeling of vast space but I need more tips and tricks to make it feel more ominous! Thanks! Feeling like I am trying too hard to get that spooky vibe.
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Disabling cast shadow on some parts would make the lighting look a little better, and don’t make the light too bright if you’re trying to make a spooky vibe
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There is a bit too much light for a spooky vibe. Also ambient sounds really help when creating a spooky vibe. And about the lightning again I think it would be better to make it be night outside and get the cold/blue light instead of the warm sunlight.
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I agree that it has too much light for a spooky vibe, but the light seems focused on the middle row. I’m not sure if it is just me but it feel weird.
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I suggest trying out different carpet textures for the carpet cause I’m too used to the default roblox textures. Otherwise model parts seem fine to me no need to change those.
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I think I found the perfect place to dream about my nightmares, sheesh friend, you’re too good with this fine build
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Thanks for all the help! 
I’ll be sure to darken all the lights and try to make the candles flicker. If there’s any other suggestions let me know.
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I love it!
Keep up the great work!!!
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Music maybe?
Ah, I am not a builder but I would say that is some excellent stuff!
Maybe for lighting I would probably focus more on the rostrum and on the actual platform. Maybe even make it a little higher?
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I never see inside a church but the it’s kind of dark, maybe add more light…
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I came up with this fancy altar and I personally think it looks nice. I also removed some of the torches, Added footstep noise, ambience and the light trickle of rain in the background.
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My only issue is how wonky the shadows look. This isn’t exactly your fault, as this is an issue with FiB itself, but as a workaround, I would suggest creating a second part with the same lighting, and offsetting it from the actual fixture. Then, disable the lighting in the actual fixture. That way, you’re not getting those weird artifact-y shadows.
I’d also suggest adding a little more detail to more background things like the ceiling, as from what it looks like, it’s just a few wooden slabs. (it’s really dark though, so i could be wrong)
The pews look great, the lighting is absolutely goregous. Well done indeed.
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