Rhino 7 - Adding Environmental Lighting

Rhino 7 Renderer Series - Part 2
Free HDRI Environment Maps
hdrihaven.com/
This video tutorial goes through the steps of adding environmental lighting to a render in Rhino 7. The key steps in this video an be found below:
0:28 - Adding a backdrop environment
2:03 - Changing the backdrop projection to spherical
2:52 - Turning on the skylight
3:13 - Render Preview

[@jennyhe669]

you absolutely rock at teaching! please make more videos!!

[@camugs97]

Im going insane. Dont know what is wrong with my rhino. nothing is working out

[@aguythatsrandom]

When I do this, my buildings also take on a blue tint. How can I add the sky without the tint
Edit: I figured it out. Had to add in the sun

[@aguythatsrandom]

Wait, can't figure out how to rotate the sun and now the building is dark on one side

[@flakeflash]

You saved my life tysm!!

[@HeSo_71]

Thank you.

[@mingzhugame5698]

my file is 1600 MB, I think I'm killing my pc by making this render,
but the lightening is so much better now thank you!!

[@tombudd15]

Im glad the lighting is looking better, if the file is getting too big try reducing the size of the textures and HDRI (environment image) you are using with Photoshop and then reload them into rhino

[@travisnguyen1475]

Hi Tom, can you make video about render sunset with Rhino render (not vray). Thank

[@tombudd15]

Hi Travis, yeah sure thing!

[@lubchoo]

When I do this with certain images, my scene for some reason casts shadows based on both the sun position and some element of the hdri, resulting in a double shadow. This seemed not to happen when I simply switched to another hdri image. Any idea why the double shadows might be occurring sometimes?
This is a great video! Thank you!

[@uzayozbey]

Again, perfect video!