Blender Light Reflection at Charles Mims blog

Blender Light Reflection. Light probes are a way of sampling the environment for light information to create indirect illumination and reflections by baking it beforehand. I'm attaching a blend file with an alternative: You can turn off light visibility in reflections. The spot on the right (closer) is aimed straight down and we see the circle of light on the floor. The ray is generated by a reflection off a surface. That adds roughness to the glass to soften/blur reflections. You can disable any reflection by changing the second mix. Here’s a simple scene (2.65) with a floor, a mirrored wall and two spot lights. The ray is generated by a transmission through a surface. I noticed that even when everything else looks good, the light. If you are using blender internal, and all you wish to do is remove reflected points of light, simply go to each light source's properties and switch off (untick) specular.

rendering reflecting direct light on glossy surface in Cycles
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The ray is generated by a reflection off a surface. I noticed that even when everything else looks good, the light. The spot on the right (closer) is aimed straight down and we see the circle of light on the floor. You can disable any reflection by changing the second mix. I'm attaching a blend file with an alternative: Here’s a simple scene (2.65) with a floor, a mirrored wall and two spot lights. You can turn off light visibility in reflections. That adds roughness to the glass to soften/blur reflections. The ray is generated by a transmission through a surface. If you are using blender internal, and all you wish to do is remove reflected points of light, simply go to each light source's properties and switch off (untick) specular.

rendering reflecting direct light on glossy surface in Cycles

Blender Light Reflection That adds roughness to the glass to soften/blur reflections. You can disable any reflection by changing the second mix. I noticed that even when everything else looks good, the light. The ray is generated by a reflection off a surface. The spot on the right (closer) is aimed straight down and we see the circle of light on the floor. The ray is generated by a transmission through a surface. That adds roughness to the glass to soften/blur reflections. Here’s a simple scene (2.65) with a floor, a mirrored wall and two spot lights. You can turn off light visibility in reflections. If you are using blender internal, and all you wish to do is remove reflected points of light, simply go to each light source's properties and switch off (untick) specular. I'm attaching a blend file with an alternative: Light probes are a way of sampling the environment for light information to create indirect illumination and reflections by baking it beforehand.

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