A higher height provides top-down lighting while a lower height provides strong side-lighting. Height: The Height property controls the vertical rotation of the sun. The sun is naturally brighter when it's high and dimmer when it's near the horizon. Intensity: The Intensity property controls the brightness of the light generated by the sun. The Colorize property overrides the default color of the sun with a user selected color. As the height decreases the sun changes to yellow and red, mimicking real-world sun color temperature. When the height of the sun is high, the sunlight is blue-white.

Edge softness: Adjusts the smoothness of the light boundaries, which are visible in reflections on glossy surfaces.Ĭolorize: By default, the sunlight has its own coloring based on natural sunlight.

It also controls the size of the specular highlight and the overall brightness of the scene.

Size: The size of the light changes the softness of shadow edges.

Corner radius: The roundedness of the corners of the light.

Rotation: The angle of the light around its center point.

Aspect ratio: The proportion of the light width and height.

Light shape properties: In addition to the above settings which control the position of the light relative to the overall scene, there are specific light shape properties that give you more control of the light itself. Height: The position of the light on the vertical axis around the scene, controlling whether the light is high or low. Rotation: The position of the light on the horizontal axis around the scene, controlling whether the light points from the front, side, or back. Color: The color of the light. Choose from a standard omnipicker, or a temperature picker with input in Kelvin and a range of standard presets.

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