A spotlight produces a concentrated, directional beam of light, designed to brightly illuminate a specific area or object. This draws attention and creates a dramatic effect. Spotlights are commonly used in settings like theater productions, film and television studios, live performances, architectural lighting, and outdoor events.

How does the Spot Light Work?

Spotlights operate by concentrating light in a specific direction to highlight a certain area or object. In 3D modeling, spotlights are adaptable tools that aid artists and designers in managing lighting in virtual settings. They are utilized to create particular visual effects, mimic real-world lighting situations, and improve the overall quality and attractiveness of 3D renderings.

How do you add a Spot light to the 3D scene?

1. Click on the "Add elements" button in the top left corner.
2. Hover over the "basic" section in the pop-up that appears to open another pop-up.
3. In the new pop-up, there should be a section for lights.
4. Click on the "spot light" element to add it to the 3D scene.

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