How can I achieve the lighting look in this picture?

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#1

Hi, could anyone give a general direction of how I can achieve the lighting in the picture below? I am pretty new to building, so I really don’t have any clue on how to achieve this. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Have a great day!

This is the picture of the lighting I would like to achieve

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#3

Try putting the image on Gyazo or streamable… The image is just a bunch of text.

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#4

I just uploaded from my desktop. I think it should be fixed now :slight_smile:

#6

The picture is only 300x168, so it’s hard to be sure. If that’s a picture from a game thumbnail it’s probably a render. It could also be future lighting with some tweaks. The lighting looks pretty normal, you might have to explain what specifically you want.

#7

Basically, it was from a video when ever I try and use future lighting the texture shadow is also displayed, any way to disable that?

#8

so it is not rendered, if you would like here is the video url

#9

Use future lighting, a bit of diffuse, and maybe some spectacular. I would recommend playing around with the Lighting settings. There is also some motion blur, which requires programming.

Just a note, the video isn’t from Roblox Studio, so recreating the light perfectly is almost impossible.

#10

I’m a bot of a noob when it comes to this stuff. Could you please explain what those are?

#11

Press on the link, the API is better at explaining then I am. I would recommend going onto studio to see for yourself what they look like.

#12

Alright thank you for your help, have a great day! :slight_smile:

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#13

For achieving realistic lighting I would suggest this topic: How to make your lighting more realistic in shadowmap
Future (FiB3) lighting may help to.

This article can be helpful for creating an atmosphere: Atmospheric Effects | Documentation - Roblox Creator Hub

I would suggest reading through most tutorials on developer.roblox.com, as they’re very useful.

#14

thanks for the suggestions. Have a nice day :slight_smile:

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#15

Set the lighting technology to Future, and have the shadow softness set to 0.2. Add a bloom effect to the lighting tab, turn up the threshold, and lower the intensity. Increase the Ambient in the Lighting tab. Maybe play with the Environmental Diffuse/Specular Scales with a light gray skybox.

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#16

I recreated the lighting and got similar results from what I’ve seen, so try this and tell me if it works.
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#17

Thank you @KKNYGHTT and @A_SquaredAnimations for your solutions. Both of them work great. Have a happy new year!

#18

Thank you @KKNYGHTT and @A_SquaredAnimations for both of your solutions. Both of them work great. Have a happy new year!