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If you're looking to add some extra pizzazz to your renders, why not try out an HDRI sky? With Blender, it's easy to add in an HDRI sky that will rotate along with your camera. Here's how:
Add an HDRI image to your scene. You can find free HDRI images online, or you can purchase them from sites like HDRI Haven.
Add a Sun Lamp to your scene. This will be the light source that illuminates your HDRI sky.
In the Sun Lamp settings, set the Type to "Sky". This will cause the Sun Lamp to emit light in all directions, just like the sun.
In the World settings, set the Surface to "Sky". This will cause the world background to be replaced with your HDRI sky.
In the Render settings, set the Engine to "cycles". This will enable the use of HDRI skies in your render.
Finally, in the Camera settings, set the Type to "Panoramic". This will cause the camera to render a 360-degree image, which is perfect for use with an HDRI sky.
And that's it! With these simple steps, you can add an HDRI sky that will rotate along with your camera.
Related questions:
Q: How do I map HDRI in blender?
A: 1) In the "World" settings tab, select the "Use Nodes" checkbox. 2) Add an "Image Texture" node, and load in your HDR image. 3) Add an "Environment Texture" node, and connect the output of the Image Texture node to its "Vector" input. 4) In the "Environment Texture" node settings, set the "Coordinates" dropdown to "Generated", and the "Projection" dropdown to "Equirectangular". 5) Connect the output of the "Environment Texture" node to the "Background" input of the "World Output" node. 6) In the "World Output" node settings, set the "Surface" input to "Environment Texture". 7) Set the "Color" input to "Environment Texture". 8) Set the "Alpha" input to "Environment Texture". 9) In the "Render" settings tab, set the "Engine" dropdown to "Cycles". 10) In the "Cycles Render Settings" panel, set the "Samples" value to at least 2000. 11) In the "Output" settings tab, set the "File Format"
Q: How do you view HDRI in a viewport blender?
A: There isn't a specific way to view HDRI in a viewport in Blender. However, you can use the Cycles render engine to open an HDRI image and see it in the viewport.
Q: How do I use custom HDRI in blender?
A: There are a few ways to use HDRI images in Blender:
The first way is to use an image as a background. To do this, go to the World tab in the Properties window and scroll down to the Background images section. Click the Open button and navigate to your HDRI image.
The second way is to use an image as an environment map. To do this, go to the World tab in the Properties window and scroll down to the Environment Map section. Click the Open button and navigate to your HDRI image.
The third way is to use an image as a light source. To do this, go to the Lamp tab in the Properties window and scroll down to the Environment Map section. Click the Open button and navigate to your HDRI image.