This tutorial looks at how to approach lighting a scene, beginning from a utilitarian perspective - how to rig a simple, bright work light to make it easy to flesh out the scene - to creating a distinctive mood through fog and selective dynamic lighting that responds to game events. Topics covered:

• 01:36 Creating a work light
• 02:01 Falloff implementation
• 04:17 Using attenuation bulb size
• 05:24 Understanding the shadow spec setting
• 08:28 Lighting the hangar - general practical lights
• 10:35 Using projector lights
• 12:19 Assigning textures to projector lights
• 3:27 Considering color temperature
• 14:55 Basic color theory and attracting the eye
• 15:41 Using SVOGI 18:28 Using environment probes
• 21:19 Lighting the hangar from an architectural perspective
• 22:10 Building fluorescent light fixtures
• 23:29 Building a multi-material for a fluorescent light
• 25:45 Adding a light component to the fluorescent light
• 28:30 Converting the fluorescent light into a prefab
• 31:21 Adding lights to lead the player's eye
• 32:12 Adding lights to clarify NPC roles
• 33:48 Attaching a light component to an AI character
• 36:05 Attaching a headlamp to the player using Flow Graph
• 39:56 Using volumetric fog
• 41:30 Looking at a fully lit level
• 43:55 Final creative lighting touches: alarms, tracking searchlights
• 44:47 Summary