Shooting Range Relight - Game Ready Cinematic Lighting Example

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Just practicing and showing my students at Lighting Bot how to achieve multiple lights in one area and multiple mood in one area using my approach to lighting that I teach in https://courses.lightingbot.com/ultimate-game-lighting-education-pbr-pbl-cpu-gpu-lumens-ssgi-under-development-early-bird-discount (DM for discount)

This was my starting point.

🟥 1. Hallway 1 – Suspense/Tension Zone
Element Value
EV100 3.5
Main Light 80–120 lumens (warm amber)
Accent Light 30 lumens (cool flicker)
Door Sign Light Pale Blue LED – #66CCFF (~6500K)
Sign Lumens ~25–40 lumens
Purpose Guidance light – emotionally “cold” and distant. Slight flicker = unease.

🟡 2. Hallway 2 – Industrial / Pipe Corridor
Element Value
EV100 2.5
Main Light 60–90 lumens (yellow-green)
Accent Light 40–50 lumens
Door Sign Light Sick Green LED – #88CC88 (~4500K)
Sign Lumens ~30 lumens
Purpose Uncared-for signage, low legibility. Adds "infrastructure" realism and decay tone.

🟢 3. Weapon Room – Tactical Security Room
Element Value
EV100 4.0
Main Light 200–400 lumens (cool cyan overheads)
Accent Light 50–100 lumens (green LED)
Door Sign Light Clean White LED – #FFFFFF (~6000K)
Sign Lumens 50–70 lumens
Purpose Military-grade, bright and secure. Suggests “important access.” Reliable & clean.

🔵 4. Main Room (Shooting Range)
Element Value
EV100 5.0
Main Light 600–1000 lumens (blue-white)
Accent Light 200 lumens (warning red)
Door Sign Light Red Alert Sign – #FF4444 (~2000K)
Sign Lumens 40–60 lumens
Purpose Tension signal — “active zone,” “danger,” “firing.” Could pulse slowly for unease.

🟠 5. Small Room – Narrative/Safe Room
Element Value
EV100 3.0
Main Light 100–150 lumens (warm white)
Accent Light 20–40 lumens (screen/monitor glow)
Door Sign Light Soft Amber – #FFDDBB (~2800K)
Sign Lumens 20–30 lumens
Purpose Emotional tone: "rest" or "backstory." Suggests safety or humanity amid horror. Quiet.