Positioning the Moon

The moon is positioned at the same time as the Sun. The two are always at opposite ends of the sky, so wherever the sun is positioned, the moon is directly opposite. In the Sun/Moon control on the Sky & Fog palette, the moon's position is represented by the smaller highlight portion of the Sun Position trackball.

You can position the moon manually by using the Sun/Moon control, or numerically by specifying values in the Sky Lab. You can also position the moon exactly where you want it to appear in your scene.

You can position the moon manually and with precision on the Sky & Fog Palette and in the Sky Lab. You can also position the moon numerically in the Sky Lab.

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