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+ | ===== Add lights to the scene ===== | ||
+ | > After entering the Editor screen, now you can navigate the space of the scene by mouse double-click on a ground in the 3D scene displaying in left side panel of the editor. You can also use [[wiki: | ||
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+ | === 1. Preview lighting of the scene === | ||
+ | Firstly when you open the editor, you are in the **[[wiki: | ||
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+ | === 2. Add a Sun object to the scene === | ||
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+ | Move the current camera to a high position (hold the E key on keyboard), open the Light tab on left side of the Editor. Click to the **+Sun** button. Now hold Q key to move camera lower to the ground. | ||
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+ | Now adjust the settings of the Sun light, change the value of **Strength** field and click Preview button to test again, you will see the light changed. | ||
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+ | === 3. Add Light objects to the scene === | ||
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+ | Go to the [[wiki: | ||
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+ | Use the panel on the right to adjust the // | ||
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+ | === 4. Add a sky HDRI to the scene === | ||
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+ | Now open the HDRI tab on the editor, click to square button the button at the **" | ||
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+ | > HDRIs are a panoramic images that used for the boundary view of the scene, including the sky. You can find and download them in some internet sources, such as https:// | ||
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+ | **Next lesson**: [[wiki: | ||