Practical lighting with Katana and Arnold: Adding animated textures to lights @FoundryTeam
Practical lighting with Katana and Arnold: Adding animated textures to lights @FoundryTeam
Uploaded September 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
Image sequences can be used to create animated textures for lights. In this video you'll learn how to load in an image sequence to a Quad Light to replicate the effect of a television screen.
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Practical lighting with Katana and Arnold: Adding animated textures to lights

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