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Hi, I' m trying to create the sun in space (as a light emitting object if it's feasible) with a light source as physically accurate as possible.
I was wondering if someone has any recommendations on which kind of light sources I shoud use (AreaLight or PhysicalSpotLight) and which values I should tweak to get the best result.
thanks,
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My goal is to simulate sunlight hitting a distant object from various angles in space and render an image that closely resembles what a real camera would capture when pointing at the dark night sky.
Initially, I was considering creating the sun either as an object that emits light or as an invisible light source to simplify its positioning relative to the object . Do you think this path tracer can handle such a simulation?
Additionally, do you still believe that using a normal map would be the better approach here?
If this simulation doesn’t face any known limitations, I would greatly appreciate any suggestions on the types of objects or parameters that would help achieve the most realistic results.
Hi, I' m trying to create the sun in space (as a light emitting object if it's feasible) with a light source as physically accurate as possible.
I was wondering if someone has any recommendations on which kind of light sources I shoud use (AreaLight or PhysicalSpotLight) and which values I should tweak to get the best result.
thanks,
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: