3 Overlooked Tips For Outdoor Lighting in 3D

3 tips to achieve more cinematic and realistic outdoor lighting.
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@@azielarts i am learning UE, can Raytrace be only used for shadows but Lumen for other, are both complimenting each other without tech issues?

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Yeah great question@@FireballVFX . You can pick and choose which type you want to use and they work seamlessly together. I would stick to Lumen on everything starting out because you will get good results right away. Raytraced shadows or reflections give a little higher quality but need more fiddling to work right, so I tend to use those later on in the process. But like I said they work interchangeably so sometimes you need to pick and choose the right type for the right render.

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