The fundamental scene settings can be found in the right panel (when no specific object is selected), such as Environment, Background, and Ground.
Environment
- Click on the book icon next to Environment;
- Select the environment you like and click on it from the environment library;
- Edit environmental properties
Each Environment has the following adjustments for you to fine-tune as needed:
Brightness ：The HDRI environment light exposure.
Blurriness : The HDRI map is visible in the reflective surfaces. With this setting you can blur that reflection.
Saturation : If the effect of the environment is too colorful or intense for your scene, a negative saturation value will correct this. Do the opposite if the color is not strong enough.
Orientation : The angle at which the light falls on the object is quite important. Rotating the surroundings can reveal new results.
Light intensity : By changing the intensity you can dim the light or make it barely noticeable. You can set an intensity value greater than 100, just enter the desired value. Or turn it off by setting it to 0.
Different environments can dramatically change the appearance of your objects and the scene as a whole. We encourage you to try different environments and change the settings.
Background
Watch the video to find out about different background options and how to customize them.
- Transparent — If you need a transparent background on your .png or embed.
- Environment — shows the HDRi map.
- Solid — a solid color. Note that there is also a dropper to select the color directly from the scene.
- Linear — a linear gradient. Change the direction and add new colors by clicking on the line. To remove the color, simply connect one point to another.
- Radial — a radial gradient. Same as a linear gradient, only in a radial.
- Texture — upload your own image as a background. Upload from your computer or paste a link to an image from the Internet.
In the Transform tab, change the Fit option as well as the resolution of the image.
Ground
The Ground feature allows you to get a shadow under an object without having to add a floor.
In this tab, you can adjust the Intensity and Height of the shadow, and there are two types of the shadow for ground: Shadow Catcher and Baked.
AO Baker Ground plane for better performance and a more natural shade.
