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5. The next step is to set up Saved

Views to jump around in the file

and render from. Start by

figuring out which scenes you

want to light. Turn on and off the

necessary classes to see just the

objects that you need in the set

and the architecture. As stated

below turn off all light cue

classes and set 1 to active. (See

Figure 4). Now save that view in

groundplan. Duplicate this

saved view in the resource

browser for as many light cues

as you need and number your

saved views. After you have

duplicated them, edit each view

and change the active class to the next light cue and turn on that class. The classes

need to be on to create light cue animation later. Once you have finished all of your

Groundplan Saved Views, go to the 1st one and set a perspective (View>Set 3d

Perspective) choose viewer height and look toward angle, and set perspective to

normal. Resize the crop window till you get it to look the way you want. Save this as

a Saved View named the same as its corresponding Groundplan View except with a

different starting number. Now duplicate this saved view as many times as

necessary to make all your light cues (it is important to duplicate this view to get the

exact same perspective for each cue). Change the classes in each saved view by

editing them. Now you are ready to drop lights in your Groundplan Views and look at

the renderings in the perspective Saved Views.

6. To refresh:

a. Check VW preferences and make sure that you display lights “Only in

Wireframe”

b. Set up a Linked Layer

c. Make the LL ALL layer the active layer that you are working in at all times.

d. Set up classes that correspond to the lighting cues that you want to

render. I.e. LTG-CUE 1, LTG-CUE 2……LTG-CUE 50

e. Create Saved Views for each lighting cue in groundplan and perspecive.

Figure 4

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