BEGINNER'S GUIDE TO LIGHTING IN BLENDER!

Learn how to level up your lighting in this video for Blender Beginners! If you want to create unique, high quality and realistic renders in Blender, you have to understand lighting. This video walks you through some basic principles of lighting, the different types of lights in Blender, as well as demonstrates how to use HDRIs to take your work to the next level. The focus is on the workflow between Clo3D/Marvelous Designer to Blender, but the principles can be applied to anything.
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[@xoaddy1]

hey, why is that all of a sudden i got this overall pink light i dont know how to change it.. no matter what i change it still there i even change the background and everything but its still pink and it was not like that earlier i dont know what i did to make it like that in other words its like i have a pink sun on my project

[@nicoleholtan3d]

Hi! In blender when something is pink it often signifies a missing image texture file! If you set up an hdri, and now everything has a pink glow chances are you need to relink the hdri file. So basically just repeat what you did to import the hdri file to your blender scene in the first place

[@nicoleholtan3d]

This can also happen with objects, if an object turns pink but you can see it’s not pink in the material shader- you should check if the link to the image texture map broke

[@xoaddy1]

@@nicoleholtan3d im goin to do that too.. but what just worked for me its that i had the nodes option on... turned it off and everything was fine thanks for your time

[@nicoleholtan3d]

@@xoaddy1 great! Yep if you turn off the world nodes it just removes the hdri set up so it’ll go back to your basic light set up- which works if you don’t want the hdri! The pink glow goes away because there is no longer a an hdri set up with a missing hdri file. Of course and good luck :)

[@xoaddy1]

@@nicoleholtan3d so indeed the hdri was the problem like u said... i already subbed!!