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SandmanNinja · May 9th, 2008

1) Try L, or Shift L or Control L - if you have lights in your scene, it can make your scene appear to be dark.

2) If you are using HDRI's, then do what I do: make a copy of the HDRI, name it HDRI_Light, then drag it to the Skylight. You can now increase or decrease the amount of light the HDRI puts into your scene by varying the intensity of the skylight and/or the RGB Output of the HDRI_Light in the material slot.

3) dont know

May 9th, 2008	#2 (permalink)
SandmanNinja Moderator Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Ballarat, Victoria, Australia Posts: 1,375 Name: Joel Callahan	Re: 3 MR questions 1) Try L, or Shift L or Control L - if you have lights in your scene, it can make your scene appear to be dark. 2) If you are using HDRI's, then do what I do: make a copy of the HDRI, name it HDRI_Light, then drag it to the Skylight. You can now increase or decrease the amount of light the HDRI puts into your scene by varying the intensity of the skylight and/or the RGB Output of the HDRI_Light in the material slot. 3) dont know __________________ -SandmanNinja website