Getting Started Rendering in Fusion 360 Part 3 - LIGHTING!

In this video, we continue our series on creating 3D renderings in Fusion 360 by talking about the different options for creating lighting in our models!

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TIMESTAMPS
0:00 - Introduction
0:11 - Example Model location
0:43 - Adjusting your environment light settings
2:07 - Showing image backgrounds with lighting environments
3:41 - Adjusting and rotating your environment
4:45 - How to add a solid color background
5:36 - Using an exterior HDRI for lighting and backdrop in Fusion 360
7:31 - Importing custom environments to Fusion 360
12:21 - Creating artificial lights in Fusion 360
14:12 - Applying an emissive material and adjusting settings
15:00 - How to get artificial lights to actually light your scene and cast shadows
16:26 - Replicating a lighting studio setup

[TheFusionEssentials]

Hi everyone! Let me know if you have questions about lighting models in Fusion 360 in the comments below! :)

[LignumFabric]

Highly educational as always. I was wondering what to use those lights for.

[PBB-pqmq]

Curious what kind of machine you’re running? CPU, GPU, RAM, MAC or Windows? Your renders seems very speedy. I just picked up an M3Max MacBook Pro 48 gigs and expected much speedier performance.

[sreda_w]

Hello.

I am designing a table that has a Danish paper cord weave. Can you please advise me how would it be more correct to make such a weave? I can't think of anything except drawing each type of line by hand and copying it...

[Studiovibes-em]

Hi can u please model the coconut chair in fusion 360