Source Filmmaker Tips and Tricks: [Lights] Part 1 (The Basic)

[@TheCheesiestNacho]

Wow, very well done, the changes are really visible from one render to other. Keep like that!!

[@phoenixwright3005]

Wow this works and good plus your sfm are good , keep up the good work!

[@Thetesterroundjoy]

This is a nice kind of videos for your channel, so thanks!

[@antonkarklud4784]

You should make more more tutorials man. Never seen a better one!

[@TheSkywalker334]

thanks for the tutorial, this is good and to the point :D i know where i should put the lights now

[@TheRallycore]

I never knew you could change the slider maximum, and minimums, holy shit.

[@DyslexicGamer]

Is there any kind of site out there that explains the individual sliders for the lights such as intensity shadowFilterSize and etc? And the same for the camera sliders? That way I can know what all they do in detail because they don't seem to go into explaining the sliders on the wiki

[@DyslexicGamer]

I found it. I just asked on the forums and got my answers. But this was a very informative video and I'm definitely going to check out the rest of yours to learn more

[@TsuriaDragon]

I have a question about preload maps in sfm say for example the buildings in the map level can they be disable so it won't show in the map?

[@plasmorasdartak]

Are you doing a live steam at some point if you are will you be looking at comments, tweets, exe

[@BREBBERS]

It's lit fam

[@Thenewpwner263]

How do you make the camera the light

[@TheConntrollerMania]

Drag the light from the Animation Set Editor into the Work Camera viewport

[@mr.sahira20]

I have SFM, it looks like it doesn't have any shadows! HELP!

[@bill7983]

I can be a great animator like you now! Heh, I'm such a failure. Doubt I can even do this with the tutorial. Good though.

[@sonario6489]

What would make this video better: KZbin captions that actually worked

[@wesleylance8221]

You do realize you don't have to go into the clip editor to apply changes right? Just press enter.

[@Herostrain]

Of course, but in order to see changes rendered, you have to be in the clip editor. When working with lights, you can only really see the final product in the clip editor. I just sped up the process by skipping pressing enter.