Twilight V2 Light Color in Kelvin
Posted: Wed Sep 09, 2015 9:31 pm
Since Twilight V2.3 you can choose the color of your light by converting the Kelvin Temperature into an approximated RGB value.
see:Announcing Twilight Render V2.3
For your light object such as spot, omni, or IES, even for a light emitting surface, simply choose "color" instead of "SketchUp" for the color of your light and click "convert" to load the new color.
To get you started, try:
Daylight is 6500K
Cool White is 4100K
Soft White is 2700K
For more info see What is Kelvin Temperature
see:Announcing Twilight Render V2.3
For your light object such as spot, omni, or IES, even for a light emitting surface, simply choose "color" instead of "SketchUp" for the color of your light and click "convert" to load the new color.
To get you started, try:
Daylight is 6500K
Cool White is 4100K
Soft White is 2700K
For more info see What is Kelvin Temperature