Đèn/Nguồn/Ánh Sáng (Lights)

Blender Preferences Lights section.

Ánh Sáng Studio (Studio Lights)

Studio Lights are used to illuminate the 3D Viewport during Solid View and will not be rendered. Unlike lights in the scene, the lighting direction follows the viewport orientation.

Trình Biên Soạn (Editor)

There are up to four virtual light sources.

The Light toggles allow you to enable or disable individual lights. At least one of the four lights must remain enabled for the 3D Viewport. The lights are equal, except for their direction and color. You can control the direction of the lights, as well as their diffuse and specular colors.

Nguồn Ánh Sáng/Đèn (Light)

Sử Dụng Ánh Sáng (Use Light)

Toggles the specific light.

Khuếch Tán (Diffuse)

This is the constant color of the light.

Lóng Lánh (Specular)

This is the highlight color of the light.

Mịn Màng (Smooth)

Smooth the shading from this light.

Điều này có tác động là ánh sáng chiếu vào sẽ không trực tiếp lắm.

Chiều Hướng (Direction)

The direction of the light, (see Các Nút Chiều Hướng (Direction Buttons)).

The direction of the light will be the same as shown at the sphere surface.

Màu của Ánh Sáng Tự Nhiên (Ambient Color)

The color of unlit areas.

MatCaps (MatCaps)

This panel manages MatCap image files which can used to light the view when MatCap shading is enabled.

Two kinds of images are supported for MatCaps. Regular image files and multilayered OpenEXR files. When using multilayered OpenEXR files, the layer named "diffuse" will be used as a diffuse pass, the layer named "specular" will be used as a specular pass. Regular images will be handled as "diffuse" and will not support specular highlighting.

The diffuse pass is multiplied with the base color of the objects and the specular pass is added on top. MatCaps, that only have a diffuse pass tend to look very metallic, with a separate specular pass it is possible to simulate a wider variety of materials.

Tầm Phơi Sáng Động Cao (HDRIs)

This panel manages HDRI image files which can be used to light the view when Material Preview or Rendered shading is enabled.