- Wed May 03, 2006 1:06 pm
#149252
this multilight feature is great, but if you have an architectural scene you want to render by night, you need really a lot of lights.
if you then have to control every light, it´s not workable.
so you put some of them into one object, in order to have light groups you can handle, but the intensity option "w/m²" is not there any more which would be useful to set up the lights nearly correctly.
in my eyes this would be better than setting thew emitter intensity up to 20000w.
if you then have to control every light, it´s not workable.
so you put some of them into one object, in order to have light groups you can handle, but the intensity option "w/m²" is not there any more which would be useful to set up the lights nearly correctly.
in my eyes this would be better than setting thew emitter intensity up to 20000w.
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