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This page provides information about the Light Mix Render Element in V-Ray for Rhino.
Overview
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UI Paths
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||V-Ray Asset Editor|| > Render Elements (right-click) > Light Mix
||V-Ray Asset Editor|| > Create Asset (left-click) > Render Elements > Light Mix
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How to Set up
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To set the LightMix for use:
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Examples: Light Mix
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The example below shows two different light setups created with the help of VRayLightMix: daylight and dusk. The Daylight appearance is achieved by using sunlight and an additional softlight to simulate light coming from the outside. The Dusk appearance is achieved by setting the sun Multiplier to 0, changing the color multiplier of the outside light to blue, increasing the intensity multiplier of all interior lights and tinting them with warmer colors (all ceiling and built-in furniture VRayLights), adjusting the self-illumination multiplier of desk and ceiling lights shaded with VRayLightMtl.
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