I have a wine cooler modeled that has 2 aura lights inside the cabinet. How
do i create the light source to come from that position for a rendering?
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18 years ago
internal light source in photoworks?
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18 years ago
You could place a point light at that location. You could also place a spot
light at the location and then define the target location of the spot. I
would try the point light first. It's a little tricky placing a light in an
exact location. This is how I do it.
In your model place a 3d sketch point where you would like the light. Use the measure tool to give you the coordinates of the sketch point. In the light properties box you can enter those coordinates to place the light.
In your model place a 3d sketch point where you would like the light. Use the measure tool to give you the coordinates of the sketch point. In the light properties box you can enter those coordinates to place the light.
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18 years ago
What's an Aura Light? Is that anything like a neon light?
I tried doing a search...
What I might suggest is to enable Indirect Illumination and assign a "Constant" material type to one of the surfaces in your model. That will act as a light source.
Follow these directions...
Mike Wilson
I tried doing a search...
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but ended up in happy-unicorn-rainbowland :^PWhat I might suggest is to enable Indirect Illumination and assign a "Constant" material type to one of the surfaces in your model. That will act as a light source.
Follow these directions...
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and let us know how it goes.Mike Wilson
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18 years ago
Well, I got thru it! But not without a massive amount of help from the guru
himself...Paul Salvador. Thank you so much for your models and help, they
helped me to understand indirect lighting and how it works. Below are the
links to my results as hosted by Paul. The second link has been lightened up
by Paul in paint shop pro. Again, thanks for the help!
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18 years ago
Excellent job! Thanks for sharing
Mike
Mike