Blender Secrets - More Realistic Eevee Renders with Gobos

Adding Light Textures is not possible in Eevee, but we can get the same result using “gobos”, and even use it for beautiful volumetric effects!

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[pile]

Also with Eevee?! Super awesome!
Maybe with some particles floating randomly to simulate dust particles!
I wonder if this kind of texture light effect could pass through Eevee glass properly; I'm pretty skeptical about it but it is worth a try.

[jjj-slok]

I swear! Every video in this channel has been useful, i've learned how to do things that i didn't even know i needed to learn how to do.

[sajjadanas]

Visual represention is more effective than book 👌

[mystymysty]

This great! Would love to see a longer video of the project

[zost]

Welp this is the inspiration I needed to continue work on my porfolio, thank you :D

[KonJonnorMusic]

This was really quick and effective can't wait to try this. Thank you!

[Newmediasupply]

With this technique, you get pure non-colored "transparent" (dither) shadows in EEVEE. This means the color of the light still has the same sterile look, same color. Therefore, I use real geometry with color and cause at least a few indirect light bounces, which could give more variety in indirect light.

[Fire_Walker]

Yes, your video is wonderful, all the time, always

[timenotspaceproduction]

clean technique, thanks, that's how i like to do it

[mahabbat]

Oh, there it is, when it and how it works in eevee😄🤗

[pruthakpruthibi]

You are great the fact that we can do it in eevee.
Thanks a lot.

[murmullito]

uff... espero que algún día haga algo tan valioso y bello como ustedes. Gracias!

[dotnexdotnex]

could you make tutorial about bake lighting and painting them? i mean like we painting the model self with the light

[P-ip]

If its not working for you, make sure to turn off "Soft shadows".

[Cuneyt_D]

can the sun light be used besides spot light ?

[gaia]

Thank you very much, I had to use an actual plane as the images as planes don't render for me :|

[fraklin]

I have a question. How can I ensure the exposure of my camera and the intensity of my lights in the scene are correct with relation to the real world?