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Add lights and change their colors in Blender - Blender Tutorial
From the course: Blender 4.0 Essential Training
Add lights and change their colors in Blender
- [Instructor] Now that we've had a really fun time changing the materials and adding a bunch of them to our scene, let's go ahead and add some lights. First, you're going to want to come all the way up to the top right and click on Viewport Shading. If, for some reason, things look really grainy, click on the Render Property button. Looks like the backside of a DSLR, and scroll up and make sure that you're using the EEVEE render engine. Don't worry about cycles. We'll come back to it a little bit later on in this course. Right away, you can see that there's a light. It's right here, and you can go ahead and move it. It's not particularly interesting, so go ahead and left click on Add and come down to Light, and you'll see there's a whole bunch of options, like a sun light. Sunlight doesn't care where you've actually moved it. It just cares about rotation. Another light that is really handy is spot. Spot is a…
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Understanding how Blender works5m 33s
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Menus, search, and shortcuts4m 32s
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Create your first objects in Blender5m 32s
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How to use modifiers in Blender5m 14s
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How to add materials to objects in Blender4m 56s
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Add lights and change their colors in Blender5m 11s
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Challenge: Make your first scene in Blender 4.02m 28s
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Solution: Render your first scene in Blender5m 25s
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