here is a tutorial on lighting that isn't part of the standard Muvizu set.. it was created by a user:

th3betacat wrote:


Hi, there are no tutorials on lighting I believe. But if you right click in your scene and select "edit environment" you get a popup screen.



Then turn down the upper and lower brightness and set the shadow mode to Realistic (or custom for more tweaking)
Create lights and position them in your scene to light your objects.
You can turn off shadows of individual lights to reduce the amount of different shadows.
edited by ikes on 10/03/2017

Nice animation for a first! I notice you have knowlege about camera techniques. What I miss though is lights and shadows. You should turn off the ambient light and set the shadow to realistic or custom and put in some lights. It gives much more depth to your movies.

That was very entertaining. Good job. The way you used the camera cuts and some of the emotions was creative.

congratulations on the completion of your first Muvizu video, Th3betacat! It was a little bit goofy, but I think that was by design, so "mission accomplished" ;-)


Congratulations on overcoming all of the learning curves that are necessary to complete a story in Muvizu! I look forward to seeing more work from you!

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edited by PatMarrNC on 10/03/2017

Strange, running as admin usually fixes that. Anyway now you're getting W2 you'll need to wait for a reply. They only work mon-fri 9-5 uk time because it's a small company so don't expect a reply before Monday.
edited by MrDrWho13 on 24/02/2017