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2. “Scene > Scene Settings…” and make sure that the following items are set correctly:
4. created by adding a light shader node to the “graph view” . This does not yet create a light source. An instance of the light source needs to be cre- ated: Go to
5. “Scene > Scene Settings…” , click “Add light” and select the light shader of your choice. You can create multiple light instances from one shader which will share the input data like color, falloff, etc… . (Note that parameter sharing happens only inside mental mill. Outside the application each light instance will have its own dedicated set of parameters) If your shading network contains nodes that do reflections of any kind
6. (e.g. “Component_reflection”) you have to create an instance from an environment shader on the workspace. You must enable this environment shader by selecting it under “Scene
