Adding lighting
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Click on the Infinite Light button and add it to the scene. Use the top left viewport and click somewhere in the bottom right as seen in the image below. Once the node has been added it is made active, but it is always a good idea to click 1 on the keypad to enable the Select Nodes button. | Click on the Infinite Light button and add it to the scene. Use the top left viewport and click somewhere in the bottom right as seen in the image below. Once the node has been added it is made active, but it is always a good idea to click 1 on the keypad to enable the Select Nodes button. | ||
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Revision as of 04:37, 18 March 2008
Create a new world or load the world you would like to add lighting on
From the page menu, select Lights
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Add the Lights page to the panel on the left.
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Choose the light style that you want. Here we use "Infinite Light" as an example.
Click on the Infinite Light button and add it to the scene. Use the top left viewport and click somewhere in the bottom right as seen in the image below. Once the node has been added it is made active, but it is always a good idea to click 1 on the keypad to enable the Select Nodes button.
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References http://www.terathon.com/wiki/index.php?title=Creating_a_Basic_World
