The dreamy interweaving of light and shadow, as well as the perfect fusion of reality and illusion. Sculptured from modern quartz glass material, perfectly cut from multiple sides, it creates a beautiful and ever-changing scene where light and shadow complement each other. When viewed up close, it feels like time has frozen, like falling meteors frozen in mid air. Lighting cleverly utilizes multiple light and shadow reflections and refractions to create a dazzling and sparkling effect during the day, while at night it becomes even more radiant and colorful. A floodlight is a device that uniformly illuminates an object from a specific point in all directions, making it a perfect analogy to light bulbs and candles. Omni lights can be placed anywhere in the scene. For example, it can be placed outside the camera range or inside an object. It is common to use many different colored omni lights at long distances in a scene. These floodlights can project darkness and blend it onto the model. Due to the large illumination range of floodlights, the illumination effect of floodlights is very easy to predict, and this type of light has many auxiliary purposes. For example, placing floodlights near the surface of an object will produce bright light on the surface of the object.