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Jonathan Lester
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by Jonathan Lester » Tue, Feb 06 2007, 10:58AM
I'm just starting to play with lights. Is there a way to have multiple lights set to different intensities? I need lights on the ceiling at one setting anf lights under the upper cabinets at another setting. Is this possible?
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by Mike Seisser » Tue, Feb 06 2007, 11:11AM
Yes. Just right mouse click on the individual lights while in presentation view, and adjust accordingly. Each light can have individual intensity.
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DanEpps
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by DanEpps » Tue, Feb 06 2007, 11:16AM
Jonathan
The best way to find out whether you can do something is to try it
In presentation view, right-click on a light fixture and choose Adjust Light Intensity. This can be done for each light fixture.
Dan Gilleece
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by Dan Gilleece » Tue, Feb 06 2007, 11:39AM
Awl bee derned. I had always assumed rendered mode was pretty non-interactive. Just goes to show... If I'm not careful, I just my learn something every day.
Now, am I missing a way to change the height of lights, so I can tuck them under soffits or inside curio cabinets and such?
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by DanEpps » Tue, Feb 06 2007, 11:47AM
Yep! In detail room elevation view, select the light you want to move and move it with the mouse.
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Dan Gilleece
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by Dan Gilleece » Tue, Feb 06 2007, 12:26PM
Thanks a ton for that! I had never associated a light to wall before -- duh!
Douglas Walters
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by Douglas Walters » Tue, Feb 06 2007, 12:49PM
The light also inserts at the height the wall is built.
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by Douglas Walters » Tue, Feb 06 2007, 12:51PM
The light also inserts at the height the wall setting is at.
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by Brian Bauer » Wed, Feb 07 2007, 2:08PM
How do you then change a light to a number other than divisions of ten?
I don't see any way to input a different number?
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Joe Soto
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by Joe Soto » Wed, Feb 07 2007, 6:46PM
Brian, use the intensity slider at the bottom then right click the light and click apply the dialog settings.
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by Jeremy Schiffer » Wed, Feb 07 2007, 10:45PM
... or, you can type the intensity value directly into the dialog box, and then as Joe said, right-click the light and choose \"Apply dialog setting\".
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by DanEpps » Thu, Feb 08 2007, 6:26AM
To clarify a little more Brian, enter values or use the slider controls from the popup dialog at the bottom of the screen, then right-click on a light and choose \"Apply Dialog Settings\".