Description: Scene lighting in the context of 3D modeling and graphics refers to the process of adding light sources to a three-dimensional representation to enhance both visibility and aesthetics of the scene. This process is fundamental in creating 3D graphics, as light not only defines how objects appear but also influences the atmosphere and emotion conveyed by the scene. Lighting can be natural, like sunlight, or artificial, such as neon lights or spotlights. There are different types of lights, such as point lights, directional lights, and ambient lights, each with specific characteristics that affect how objects are illuminated and how shadows are cast. Proper implementation of lighting can enhance details, create depth, and bring 3D models to life, making the visual experience more immersive and engaging. Additionally, scene lighting is crucial in applications such as video games, film, and architectural visualization, where the perception of space and atmosphere is essential for storytelling and user interaction.
