@gizatt I've been having a variety of issues getting things to look right for a variety of scenes with the SpotLight as the primary light source, especially for scenes with moving objects that can leave whatever area the spotlight is focused on. So I'd like to switch back to using a DirectionalLight by default. To make it easy to switch back and forth, I figured I could just load both lights, but set the spotlight's visibility to false by default.
I want to make sure that it's still easy for you to render things the way you want after this change (with spotlight and shadows). It should just be a matter of doing:
perhaps with some additional adjustments to intensity. Ultimately it's going to be impossible to choose one lighting setup for every use case, but I'd like to have the defaults be unobjectionable and make customization as easy as possible.
@gizatt I've been having a variety of issues getting things to look right for a variety of scenes with the SpotLight as the primary light source, especially for scenes with moving objects that can leave whatever area the spotlight is focused on. So I'd like to switch back to using a DirectionalLight by default. To make it easy to switch back and forth, I figured I could just load both lights, but set the spotlight's visibility to
false
by default.I want to make sure that it's still easy for you to render things the way you want after this change (with spotlight and shadows). It should just be a matter of doing:
perhaps with some additional adjustments to intensity. Ultimately it's going to be impossible to choose one lighting setup for every use case, but I'd like to have the defaults be unobjectionable and make customization as easy as possible.