Environments
Lesson 31 of 37
Creating and Editing Environments
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To optimize the lighting we will edit the environment:
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- We will change its rotation, in case the shadows generated are not the required ones. Rotation.
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- We will also take into account the light intensity of the environment. Intensity
We can import an environment, dragging it from any folder to the workspace. Another option is to create a new environment, for this, we will follow the same mechanics as the creation of materials.
From the + icon we can both import and create a new environment.
Once a basic environment has been created, we must assign it a background color (background color) and an image as a texture (Click to assign texture).
Rotation
Sets the rotation of the environment. This helps put the image in the correct position to accomplish the correct reflections and lighting.
Intensity
Specifies the strength of the environment.