Professional Vehicle Lights Set Up In Blender

In this video I will explain how I set up professional looking lights for vehicles inside of Blender. It's nothing complicated, just a bunch of mesh planes with emissive shaders set up on them. Each plane is very well or should I say "tactically" placed in the scene to achieve the look we are aiming for.
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[@edrisqudaam1928]

Thank u?
As usual ur the best

[@NaturalArtFreak]

You're welcome

[@CGcelestial]

AYO FINALLY someone made an awesome lighting tutorial. Really sick as usual. Love how you used falloff lighting for this too. Pure fire dude

[@NaturalArtFreak]

Glad you like it!

[@SpringBonnie3D]

Hello

[@NaturalArtFreak]

@@SpringBonnie3D hi

[@Ch1k3nn]

Huge

[@b4rtmod]

Amazing video my friend, I really trying to learn how to model cars, truck cabins and they are really challenging lol But not impossible

[@NaturalArtFreak]

Thank you

[@phillyleotardo4343]

I think there are no keyframes in the .blend file

[@mwsiviero]

Great! How can I hide the planes as they are in front of my cameras?

[@NaturalArtFreak]

Which planes?

[@mwsiviero]

@@NaturalArtFreak The mesh planes with the emission, but I found how to disable them in Ray Visibility here. Thanks

[@edinaldodesign87]

Could you do a tutorial on how to model this car from scratch?

[@NaturalArtFreak]

maybe someday

[@UnnamedA321]

Was the Mercedes 3d modeled by you?

[@NaturalArtFreak]

No no

[@fullyleaded]

YES FIRST COMMENT!!!! WOOHOO!

[@fullyleaded]

Sick video btw :)

[@NaturalArtFreak]

thanks