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Lighting Tutorial for VectorWorks/RenderWorks/Spotlight:

Created by Lonnie Alcaraz & Amber Grunwald

UC Irvine.

1. The very first thing to do before

getting started is to go into your

VectorWorks preferences. While

here click on the Display tab and

make sure that under Display Light

Objects “Only in Wireframe” is

checked. (See Figure 1) This is

important because you don’t want

your lights to show up in your

renderings, but you do want the

capability of manipulating your

lights while you are in wireframe

mode.

2. After checking preferences, set up

Linked Layer in the document.

Create the Layer Link by going into

“View>Create Layer Link”, and

then select the layers that to link together — usually the scenic layers and the

architectural layers (do not select ‘project 2d objects’). Name this layer “LL LTG”.

Working in a linked layer is important because this is the layer that you drop your

lights onto. By placing lights on the linked layer the lights physically light all of the

layers that you have linked together. If you were to just drop lights onto the set layer,

for example, the lights would only illuminate the set and they would not pass through

to the architecture. Simply put, this lets you light all of the layers—being more

realistic.

3. In the layers setup box, turn

off the LL LTG layer. (See

Figure 2) Make the “LL ALL”

layer the to active only. If

you do not set LL LTG to

Active Only the other layers

will be seen in the

background.

4. The next step is to create classes for the lights to live on. Name these classes LTG-

Cue #. (Ex. LTG-CUE 1, LTG-CUE 2, LTG CUE 3, etc.) Turn off all classes that you

create. Exit the classes dialogue box and then set the class you want to work on

active and start dropping lights.

Figure 2.

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5. The next step is to set up Saved Views to jump around in the file and render from. Start by figuring out which scenes you want to light. Tur

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7. Once the preliminary work is out of the way, you are ready to drop lights. Drop lights in the Top/View plan view (your GO Saved View). From th

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9. Experiment with all of the different lights: Directional, Point Light, Spot Light, and the Gobo Projector (I will treat them as a separate “ligh

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get a better look at them before you bring them in). These gobos will import as textures. I have found that Rosco gobos work best. GAM gobos show

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because you have to remember what focus point is where) If I am only dropping one or two projectors, however, I usually just use the Next Click op

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