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Right-click the light. Click Properties. You can use the Lighting Properties
palette to change the light. Note that compared to the point light there
are additional target positioning properties available.
To create a target point light from a point light
1 Click Render tab ➤ Lights panel ➤ Lighting Units drop-down ➤
Generic Lighing Units.
No lighting units are used and standard (generic) lighting is enabled.
NOTE Alternatively, you can enter lightingunits at the Command prompt
and set the value to 0 for standard (generic) lighting.
2 Click Render tab ➤ Lights panel ➤ Create Light drop-down ➤ Point.
3 Click in the drawing to specify a location for the light.
4 At the Command prompt, enter n and enter a name. This name will
appear in the properties and in the Lights in Model window (LIGHTLIST).
You can continue to specify properties by entering options, or you can
exit and set properties interactively. When you use the interactive method,
you can see the results of your changes as you work.
5 Press Enter twice to exit the command.
6 Right-click the light and click Properties on the Lighting Properties palette.
Change the Targeted property to Yes.
Additional target properties become available: Target X, Target Y, and
Target Z.
NOTE When changing a point light to target light, the name of the light
remains the same. If it still says point light, you might want to change the
name to target light.
To create a point light tool
1 Click Veiw tab ➤ Palettes panel ➤ Tool Palettes.
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