Shadows
Video Lecture
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Shadows |
Description
Let's now add some shadows, and see how different materials react.
Things to remember at minimum,
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Add
shadows
toCanvas
<Canvas shadows />
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Set your light to cast shadows
<directionalLight castShadow />
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Select which meshes will cast shadows
<mesh castShadow />
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Select which meshes will receive shadows
<mesh receiveShadow />
./src/App.jsx
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./src/Polyhedron.jsx
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./src/Floor.jsx
Create another file named Floor.jsx
in the ./src/
folder.
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Working Example
Useful Links
Shadows (Working Example) | sbedit.net | |
LightShadow Base Class | threejs.org | |
DirectionalLightShadow | threejs.org | sbcode.net |
Camera Helper | threejs.org | sbedit.net |
SpotLightShadow | threejs.org | sbcode.net |
PointLightShadow | threejs.org |
GitHub Branch
git clone https://github.com/Sean-Bradley/React-Three-Fiber-Boilerplate.git
cd React-Three-Fiber-Boilerplate
git checkout shadows
npm install
npm start