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a
point light
casts rays in every direction from a single, small source. It has no
specific
size or shape
there are two types of
spot lighting
:
free spot
targeted spot
light
Free spot lights
have no target object
Spot lights
are used to simulate light fixtures
The different types of lighting are:
Point or omni
Spot
Directional
Volume
Ambience
Image Based Lighting (IBL)
Directional lighting
is the opposite to
omni/point lighting
Directional lighting
presents a very distant source of light and go parallel in a single direction
Directional lighting
is often used to simulate sunlight
Volume lighting
is similar to
omni/point lighting
Volume light
casts rays in all
directions
from a certain point but the volume light has a specific shape and size
Volume
light
provide the effect of smoke, fog and so on
Ambience lighting
casts soft rays in every direction, though it has no certain directionality and emits no shadow on the ground