Lightmap HDR Light Studio Xenon is a software specifically designed to help designers or those of you who want to create lighting on 3D objects more easily and quickly. By using Xenon’s HDR Light Studio, you can easily create, adjust, and organize lighting in less time than using traditional methods.
Xenon’s HDR Light Studio uses a technology called High Dynamic Range Imaging (HDR) to create highly realistic and accurate lighting. In Xenon’s HDR Light Studio, designers can choose from a wide variety of provided HDR lighting sources, or even create their own lighting sources. You can also adjust the color, intensity, and position of the lighting in real-time with a live view on the 3D model.
Xenon’s HDR Light Studio also has integration with various 3D design software, such as Autodesk Maya, 3ds Max, Cinema 4D, Blender, and others, making it easy for designers to import 3D models and create lighting that suits their project needs.
Features of Lightmap HDR Light Studio Xenon Full
Interactive Image Based Lighting The dynamic HDRI environment map is updated in real-time as lights are added and adjusted, as is the Render View that is lit by it.
HDRI Area Lights HDR Light Studio can also create and control 3D Area Lights / Emitters inside your 3D software. These are positioned with the same intuitive interface, clicking and dragging on the 3D model.
Use Standalone or Connected HDR Light Studio can be used standalone – load a 3D scene and produce the perfect HDRI map.
Includes a Library of Light Sources HDR Light Studio includes a library of over 200 high quality HDR photographs of soft boxes, spot lights, windows and even clouds.
Render View & LightPaint The Render View is a key feature of HDR Light Studio’s lighting interface. Lights are positioned by clicking and dragging on the Render View – we call this patented process LightPaint.
Area Lights Area Lights are controlled with LightPaint and are compatible with 3ds Max, Maya, Cinema 4D and MODO.
Handles Huge Scenes The Render View and LightPaint remain fast even with huge scenes. For example this 3D scene has 19,514,622 polygons.
