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This a complete and powerful selection of Iray lights with shaping and positioning morph control on all the main lights.

Your renders will take on a totally new look when you use this set which also includes powerful photographic style LED Panels complete with adjustable barndoors, ornate Lanterns with candles and decorative screens, Mega TV Screens, A Neon Display sign complete with screen, Fairy Lights, Street Lights and much more.

Use these for posing and lighting your DAZ figures with fully professional results, or for High Fantasy and Sci Fi scenes, Standard Streetlights, Screens, Neon, Fluro and much more.

Total Iray Lighting simply gets the best out of Iray, and its fast and easy to set up stunning super real results!

Below is a list of the installation package types provided by this product. The name of each package contains a Package Qualifier, which is used as a key to indicate something about the contents of that package.

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[ ] = Optional, depending on target application(s)

Not all installation packages provide files that are displayed to the user within the interface of an application. The packages listed below, do. The application(s), and the location(s) within each application, are shown below.

• You can find new icons for loading this product in the following DAZ Studio Folders:
  • “Light Presets:Magix-101:Iray-LightSet”
  • “Light Presets:Magix-101:Iray-LightSet:MATS”
  • “Light Presets:Magix-101:Iray-LightSet:Render-Settings”

• You can find new icons for this product in the following DAZ Studio Categories:
  • “Materials:Props”
  • “Props:Lights”
  • “Render-Settings”

• If you are not used to setting up an Iray render then
  • 1.Go to the folder Render-Settings and add one of the render setups by double clicking on it.
  • 2.Add whatever figures, architecture or props you wish to add by right clicking on them and selecting “merge into scene”
  • 3 Add an Iray Light of your choice from the Iray-LightSet menu and using “merge into scene”
  • 4 Go to the top right hand Aux Viewport and then to its top icons, set those icon menus to the Camera or View of your choice and the other one set to Nvidia Iray
  • 5 You should now be able to see what its doing, its better and faster to have a graphics card with as many Cuda cores as possible. Mine is not a very powerful Cuda card tho and I was able to do everything I needed to.
  • 6.If the lights are not throwing out enough light, simply select the light in your scene. Then select the Surfaces Tab and open out the items surface areas.

• We will use the first one as an example LED-Panel,so select that, then surfaces, then open the “LED-Panel” drop down menu and select “Light-LED” (thats the actual light)
• Now select “Emission” then select Luminance (cd/m^2) (you can set other distance values, I use this one) now go the numers on the right, its set to 16000000.0 if the light is not throwing out far enough or is not bright enough, then simply add a couple of zeros or more if you want it to throw out more light.
• If its close and you simply want to fine tune it then change the first number to a 4 or a 5 or something like that so it would read 46000000.0.
• If you want to change the white balance or temperature (Kelvin) go to “Emission Temperature (K)” and its set to 4500.0, now if you set a higher number like 6500 for example it will become more bluish and stark white, lower numbers like 3500 will make it go more golden or yellow.
• In addition to this you can change the emission color up top, or you can even add an image as a type of gel.

• Thats pretty much it, you can use as many lights as you wish in your scene and be as creative as you like with this TOTAL IRAY LIGHTING set.

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