Maxon Cinema 4D Studio R15 Manual descargar pdf (Pagina 25)

Lighting

Now our light source has been transformed to a spot. A spot acts like a ﬂashlight. CINEMA 4D offers spots

with square and round cones of light. This cone is visible in the editor and can be manipulated. Now we will

aim the spot at our ﬁgure.

Position the light at the following coordinates in the Attribute Manager:

X= 300

Y= 580

Z= –300

at an angle of

H= 45

P= –45

degrees (enter the values and click on the Apply button).

Render the scene (Cmd/Ctrl + R).

The light now falls at an angle onto our object (If this is not visible in the Editor it may be due to the fact that

your display mode is set to Quick Shading (uses a single default light source) instead of Gouraud Shading (uses

all scene lights)). Of course the exact position of the light is strongly dependent upon the camera’s angle.

Unfortunately the light is not casting a shadow, letting the ﬁgure look like it’s ﬂoating. CINEMA 4D’s lights

have an advantage over real light in that you can choose which kind of shadow, if any, they should cast - a plus

for any studio photographer.

In the General menu of the Attribute Manager, set the light’s shadow to Shadow Maps (Soft). We don’t want

the shadow to be completely black so we’ll make it a little transparent.

In the Shadow menu, set the shadow density to 50 %. Select 1000 x 1000 as the shadow map. Render the

scene.

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