Webber & LightCraft
Webber Webber
LightCraft LightCraft
Webber Webber
Hey LightCraft, ever wondered how a spider web turns into a tiny galaxy when the sun hits it? I'd love to see how those silky strands play with light and shadow—maybe we could design a web‑inspired lighting trick together!
LightCraft LightCraft
Yes, a web is a perfect little lattice of geometry, each strand a tiny axis that refracts the sun into a starry burst. If we set up a radial grid of thin cylinders, tweak the Fresnel term, and give the light a gentle bloom, we can make the strands sparkle like distant galaxies. Let’s run a quick test, adjust the angles, and see if the shadows look like a quiet constellation.
Webber Webber
That sounds amazing—like a giant spider’s web catching starlight! Let’s spin the grid and tweak those angles; I bet the shadows will look like a quiet constellation. Ready to see those web‑like galaxies sparkle?
LightCraft LightCraft
Let’s spin that grid, set each strand to a 1‑degree angle, bump the spec to 0.9, and add a subtle depth bias. The shadows should fan out like a quiet constellation—watch the light crackle across those threads. Ready to see the web‑galaxy glow?