Next, I just want to give a little bit more variation
to the lighting of the film, basically.
I'm going to start by duplicating the 3D Move layer, enable that,
and remember this is just a white version
of our text and we're going to use another layer style.
I'm just going to right-click on the layer,
go to Layer Styles and then Inner Shadow.
I'll scroll this back down so you can see.
We're going to change the blend mode,
from Normal to Multiply.
It will basically get rid of all of the white and blend anything
darker than pure white on top of the layers below it.
Do this off and back on,
you can see this is adding a very subtle shadow to the inside of our text.
If we go into the Inner Shadow properties,
we can adjust this a little bit.
On the Distance value,
I could increase this so that it's more pronounced.
I could also increase the Size,
so that it's much softer.
Maybe that Distance is too far,
but I'll just increase that a little bit.
Then on the Opacity, maybe I'll just back that off so
it's not darkening it quite so much.
That Size might be a little too much too,
so maybe I'll just back that off.
But now if I turn that off and back on,
you can see that we're just adding
a little bit more lighting to this text to make it appear even more 3D.
Now this layer style also has an angle for the direction of the shadow.
Our CC blobbylize and Bevel Alpha are set to negative 45,
putting the light source basically at a 45 degree angle up here.
I'm going to want to make that Inner Shadow consistent.
Let me move that back to negative 45.
Now that shadow is coming from that same direction.
Actually it looks like that is the opposite of what I want because the shadow,
if we look right here,
and I just make this really dark so you can see it easily,
you see it's putting a shadow where there should be a light.
I want the shadow becoming here since the light source is coming from the top left.
What this is telling me is that the Inner Shadow layer style, for some reason,
doesn't follow the same light source rotation property at default as the other effects.
I needed to go, let's see,
that would be 180 minus 45,
so 135, and now that shadow is placed where I want it to be,
let's turn that Opacity back down to something much lower.
But now we have that Inner Shadow,
that's just adding a little bit more depth overall to the effect.
Maybe just increase the size,
just to touch more.
Now that's a nice soft shadow giving it a little bit more depth.
All right, that's looking pretty good.