When I think about all the times I spent pulling my hair out trying to light daytime indoor scenes using Sun-Sky Only... 
Sun-Sky/Spotlight Hack
- Thread starter Nyghtfall3D
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Now THAT is a useful hack
DoctorPervic
Member
WOW, never knew that, Thanks. it will help me loads, I've always had trouble when using only sun and sky. Mostly I create a sphere and parent it next to my camera, then I give my sphere an emission shader for a light source, it works pretty well and the light just follows my camera where ever I go, giving that extra little bit of light needed.
artur-ae
Well-known member
I have this exact set. I'll give it a try. I also had some trouble with the lighting. Thanks for the tip.When I think about all the times I spent pulling my hair out trying to light daytime indoor scenes using Sun-Sky Only...
artur-ae
Well-known member
I tested Sun-Sky/Spotlight Hack. It's so simple that you wonder why you didn't think of it yourself.
Once the image was rendered, I enhanced it with Krea-AI. I wanted to see if the hazy sunlight would be transferred. It worked.
I can already imagine scenes in prison. Inside, there is a dark, frightening atmosphere. A little sunlight enters the room through a small barred window. This light is the only thing that tells the prisoner whether it is day or night.
I'll try that next time.
Once the image was rendered, I enhanced it with Krea-AI. I wanted to see if the hazy sunlight would be transferred. It worked.
I can already imagine scenes in prison. Inside, there is a dark, frightening atmosphere. A little sunlight enters the room through a small barred window. This light is the only thing that tells the prisoner whether it is day or night.
I'll try that next time.
