IES lights orientation

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muski
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Hi, any chance to make the orientation of the ies lights defined by their orientation in the scene and not only on the light parameters? This is quite handy if you have ie: spotlights with different orientations, etc.

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gabrielefx
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no way

I've requested this feature 20 years ago...;)
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Create an IES, right click, octane properties, movable proxy
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muski
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remKa wrote:Create an IES, right click, octane properties, movable proxy
Awesome, thanks for sharing
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you're welcome ;)
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roeland
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As an alternative if you're using 2.0, if your beam is symmetric and not too wide you can use a planar emitter and change the value in Emission » Distribution » Coordinate space to Normal space.

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