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Composing Light and Shadow Example (case Xacreux)

Guides Composing Light and Shadow Example (case Xacreux)

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Mutatta
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Really learned so, so much from both reading this and looking in to your scenes.

Thanks a lot !
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LeChuck99
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thanks for this guide. maybe you can also explain the render mode differences and how it works and the difference in light modes like "area"? I understand how point and spot works, but i not completly understand how the other lightforms works. thnx :)
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mallyod
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Awesome guide! Do you do anything with scene lighting? I usually turn the global illumination down and use the unity ambient section to give more control over the base color/ambience of the scene
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Xacreux
No. In most cases I turn off or adjust global illumination to zero. It generates interference with the main lights and often makes the character’s skin feel vague. But it sometimes help to replace the ambient light in the outdoor scene. (especially the number of the lights available is not enough.) But the cases are rare. :)
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AlienAxeMan
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What a great guide. It was all good stuff, but I especially appreciated the arrows in the screenshots indicating each of the spotlight coverage areas being described.
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starwords
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Great guide! I picked up some really helpful lighting tips that will make my scenes better. Thanks for sharing!
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RunRudolf
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RunRudolf
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This kind of expert knowledge is very helpful. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and experience!
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VamTastic
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VamTastic
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Lighting is an art , thanks for this Xacreux
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