Hi
It would be interesting to have the drop-off light to understand the extent to which the object is illuminated and its extinguishing of the light beam.
Drop-off light
Drop-off light
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Re: Dropoff light
You might want to consider not starting a new thread for each little thing you have to say.
Indigos drop off is physically based, if you want more control, use IES lights.
Indigos drop off is physically based, if you want more control, use IES lights.
Re: Drop-off light
Hi
You can get what you want with Area Light in Cinema4D.
You can get what you want with Area Light in Cinema4D.
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Re: Drop-off light
... okay.
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