Types of Lights in Blender

Types of Lights in Blender.
In this video, I quickly go over all the different ways you can add lighting to your scenes in Blender along with their own most notable settings.
Hope this series has been helpful so far!

[@theguywhowearsamonitor6411]

This looks sick. It clicks my brain so i like, especially the intro.

[@RenderRides]

Thank you! Glad you like it :D

[@TDashLIVE]

The editing in this is amazing, I don't understand why this barely gets any views!

[@RenderRides]

Thank you for the kind words 🫶 Glad you like the editing!

[@FunKayyy]

Informal and quick to the point, I like.

[@RenderRides]

Thank you!

[@Froneydude]

Ty for this quick blender lessons :)

[@RenderRides]

More to come!

[@cyclo_studios4229]

I think lighting is one of the most ignored factor while making a scene in any 3d software.kudos to you for making this video

[@RenderRides]

Appreciate the kind words! And yes, beginners definitely tend to overlook it, or maybe lack the technical know-how to translate their imaginations properly.

[@skyler9988]

I am a sucker for hd animations, especially semi to perfectly photo realistic, and this makes me want to design something, but I don't have a good enough computer to do anything

[@RenderRides]

It's okay, you can start with any specs :) I started on a really crappy 1GB RAM PC and slowly progressed until I was able to afford a decent one. For the rendering part, you can watch my video on How to Render Huge Scenes for Free, and you should get an idea for what works best for you. Keep creating! 💪

[@EditSpectrum]

Same

[@ayushmishra-mg9dz]

thanks

[@RenderRides]

🫶

[@simple_idiot]

Perfect intro Straight to the point Short and precise No begging for likes Every short creators should learn from this guy!!

[@RenderRides]

Thank you so much!

[@BTMYYY]

Really informative

[@RenderRides]

Glad I could help you out! Let me know if there's anything else you want to see.

[@Riflyre]

To this day I still wonder why they placed a Suzanne mesh In the meshes

[@RenderRides]

Haha yeah, it's Blender's mascot actually. And they put it there among the primitives to be used as a test model similar to the infamous utah teapot. A good reference object should have interesting curves, so the monkey head is perfect for this ;)

[@asiasantiago6034]

i like lights

[@RenderRides]

😄

[@qwertyman506]

I wonder what the code behind this looks like. It can't be trivial

[@RenderRides]

Blender devs are the best 🙇