1. The height cannot be too low (>0.1). The object will lose its sense of light, texture, and volume. The brightness of the picture should be used in conjunction with the exposure.

2. The highly recommended range (0.1-0.3) is to make the shadow as long as possible to highlight the three-dimensional sense of the object and the sense of space.

3. The recommended range of sun brightness for day scenes (0.5-1.2). Too bright sunlight will overexpose the bright parts and make the shadow contrast harsh.

1. Rotate around the Y axis

2.Brightness

3. Overall brightness

Choose the real sky, and optionally adjust the sunlight in the picture with the sun special effects. Not limited to the sun height in the texture.

sky brightness

Day scene The afternoon sun has a sky brightness of 0.6 and an overall brightness of 1.5. Turn off low-level clouds and high-altitude clouds for clean blue skies.

1. Shadow range

2.Dyeing

3.Brightness

4.Indoor/outdoor

5.omnishadow

6.Shadow correction

Used with "Sun Height". For example, when making a night scene or dusk scene, keeping the "sun height" unchanged and lowering the "exposure" can preserve the light and volume of the picture.

1.Brightness

2. Saturation

1. When used with the real sky, the color of the real sky is bluer and the light saturation of the sky is reduced; the color of the real sky is yellowish and the saturation is increased.

2. Use with sky and clouds, default parameters.

The secondary bounce of the light source on the object increases the details of the dark parts, and controls the amount of super light to enhance the delicacy of the dark parts.

Enables rendering of images and videos when the computer allows it, and turns off when rendering videos does not allow the computer. Use default parameters.

Reflection threshold

speedray

reflective plane

speedray must be turned on.

1.Mist density

2. Fog attenuation

3. Mist brightness

4.Mist color

What you see with the fog effect is what you get, and you can see the effect in the preview.

1.Temperature

2. Coloring

3. Color Correction

4.Brightness

5.Contrast

6. Saturation

7. Gamma correction

1. "Contrast" in color correction is used in conjunction with "Sun Brightness", "Sky Brightness", "Exposure" and "Shadow Brightness". If the contrast is increased, the brightness of the "shadow" needs to be appropriately increased.

2. Saturation 0.7-0.9 is more realistic.

The largest value corrects the wide-angle distortion of the scene in the lens.

Mainly controls "Main Brightness"

To create lens flare effects under backlight or sun-reflecting glass, parameters <0.1 are suitable.

Control the halo on the light-receiving surface

Set at (03-0.4) to make the light softer. This parameter does not occupy rendering memory and is recommended to be turned on.

Brightness controls the backlighting of the sun's beam through clouds and objects to achieve the Tyndall effect.

Use with backlit sun.

Hue

saturation

Unify the plant layer and adjust the plant saturation without affecting the overall color of the picture.