You can also animate the RGB values with
the Graph Editor. In LightWave, you can even animate colored lights. Clicking the E button
takes you to the Graph Editor, allowing you to vary the light color over time.Very cool!
You??™ll use this for all kinds of things, such as animating a rock concert where you need to
have fast-moving lights shining on the stage. By animating the light color, you can change
the colors over time at any speed you want.
Light Intensity
When you start LightWave Layout or choose Clear Scene, by default there is always one
light in your LightWave scene. It has a light intensity of 100% and is a distant light.
Although you can use this one light and its preset intensity as your main source of light
for images and animations, it??™s best to adjust the light intensity to more appropriately
match the light and the scene at hand.
The Current Light drop-down list near the top of the Light Properties panel contains
the name of each light in your scene.The default single distant light is named, simply,
Light. Select this entry in the list and you can quickly rename it. You can do this for
any light you add.
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