Use "Dome" light (HDRI), and you can choose whether you want the background to be shown or not (if you don't show it, you will only get the light that comes from it; but if you are interested in seeing the clouds, show it.
Some examples:
Another option is to use "Sky-light":
Some example:
Some examples:
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Another option is to use "Sky-light":
Some example:
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There is many way :
- Sun-Sky Only (render setting>environement>envornement mode>Sun-Sky Only), it simulates sun with a blueish sky with lot of options, low rendering time but can't use another lights (spots or emissives)
- Hdri (render setting>environement>envornement mode>Dome & Scene or Dome only), basically a white light you can tune that simulate sun.
- Distant Light, a source of light that from one direction.
- More awkward but you can also create a big sphere/Disc as a spotlight to create a fake sun...
- Sun-Sky Only (render setting>environement>envornement mode>Sun-Sky Only), it simulates sun with a blueish sky with lot of options, low rendering time but can't use another lights (spots or emissives)
- Hdri (render setting>environement>envornement mode>Dome & Scene or Dome only), basically a white light you can tune that simulate sun.
- Distant Light, a source of light that from one direction.
- More awkward but you can also create a big sphere/Disc as a spotlight to create a fake sun...
I use this 90% of the time
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