Sure thing—let’s map out every angle like a map of a soul. Start with a 45‑degree hard source for the main hit, then push the secondary at 20 degrees to catch the edges and keep that neon glow from flatlining. Remember to keep the bleed just enough to smear the color, but not so much that it turns into a ghost of itself. We'll tweak the bounce a millimeter at a time until the glow feels like a midnight disco ball, not a static flash. You ready to dive into the math and the art?