Is there a way to remove shadowed lights limit

[Mypowerbob]

or like increase the limit, i really need the limit to be atleast 12

[Zappy]

No, there isn't.

[R234]

I highly doubt you actually need this many shadowed lights. I'm sure most of them would look fine with shadows off.

[Zappy]

Also, every light with shadows effectively halve the performance, due to having to render the scene once more per sample. That means 1 shadow-light gives about 50% rendering speed, 2 give 33.33%, 3 give 25%, 12 would give 7.69%, etcetera.

[Mypowerbob]

Originally posted by R234:

I highly doubt you actually need this many shadowed lights. I'm sure most of them would look fine with shadows off.

i have 2 light kits, when i add one more, it doesn't make any light if i not remove another light kit, and i cant turn of their shadows either

[Zappy]

Yes you can. Right-click their animationsets.

[Mypowerbob]

Originally posted by Vintage:

Yes you can. Right-click their animationsets.

Do you know how a light kit works? they dont have the same options as normal lights

[Zappy]

Do you know how Source FilmMaker works? Everything that exists in it is an object, and the objects you can edit yourselves are animationsets (even "static" cameras). You may have to "show hidden controls" or something, but those light kits you speak of DO have 4 light animationsets.

[Mypowerbob]

still cant find it

[Zappy]

Oh. You're showing the scene hierarchy, right? Disable that, and you will see the four light animationsets.

[Mypowerbob]

Oh...thanks

[CityCarDrivingVideos]

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[surfer171]

Originally posted by marzman105:

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[Mypowerbob]

Originally posted by marzman105:

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Why are you doing this

[anonymousgamer]

Did you really have to necro this thread for a "Bruh" of all things?

[anonymousgamer]

Anyways, you can essentially fake the appearance of more lights by raising the shutter speed of the camera and then keyframing the light teleporting around with different settings, as if you were configuring multiple lights. It's pretty fun, and allows you to get away with some ridiculously realistic lighting effects. It's possible with video, too, but a lot more tricky.