Lighting On 3d Object

[raj_eshnath]

I'm using Autocad-2004. I can't select position of light, measurement of colour of light. How I select position of light according to axis?

[nocturne00]

is it sunlight or point light?

sunlight can be positioned be adjusting the azimuth and altitude, i think its just under the SUN command.

for the lights i think you can just drag it around. its easier if you have something to snap its position onto, like a point or something

[raj_eshnath]

thanks for your suggession

[papagyi]

is it sunlight or point light?

sunlight can be positioned be adjusting the azimuth and altitude, i think its just under the SUN command.

:)Do you means sun light for acad 2007/8/9/10?

I already knew spot light,point light & direct light for acad 2004!

I used direct light for sun light with acad 2004!

[nocturne00]

thanks for your suggession

:?not quite the reply i was lookin for...

:)Do you means sun light for acad 2007/8/9/10?

I already knew spot light,point light & direct light for acad 2004!

I used direct light for sun light with acad 2004!

 

maybe im a bit rusty on 2004 , but i seem to remember lighting that was being set using azimuth and altitude(was that direct light?) then there was ambient light, w/c was general lighting, set it very low for night scene and gradually higher for dusk/dawn to broad daylight scenes

[raj_eshnath]

I want know about seting & positioning of point light, spot light, distant light, ambient light and colour of lights on a 3D object in Autocad 2004.

[papagyi]

Here is proud of our forum tutorial for distance light!

http://www.cadtutor.net/tutorials/autocad/adding-sunlight.php:)

[papagyi]

maybe im a bit rusty on 2004 , but i seem to remember lighting that was being set using azimuth and altitude(was that direct light?) then there was ambient light, w/c was general lighting, set it very low for night scene and gradually higher for dusk/dawn to broad daylight scenes

:)Right mate ...you are so clever guy in light!

[nocturne00]

:)Right mate ...you are so clever guy in light!

lol learned it from reading your posts hehe!

 

is it just me or is the OP not even trying to explore the light command.

its all there, from selection of light type, to color, to intensity, to direction of light. after doing those then you could position them on the model space either manually( "dragging them on model space" ) onto w/c position you want it placed near or far from your object or inputting coordinates in the dialog box.