Sometimes in 2D games, we need to completely remove the shadows from the scene. Here is a simple way to do that.

1. Set the camera angle to whatever is needed for the game.

2. Set the light angle to the same angle as the camera.

Example:

That's all!

But there might still be fuzzy shadow bleed.

For a perfect shadow removal

For a perfect shadow removal, we can move the camera very far from the scene. It is less convenient, but works perfectly.

For a top-down 2D game, we can set the camera Y value to a very high value.

Here is an example using camera 0,100,0:

(You should use your appropriate camera X and Z values. Set the Y value to a very high value.)

For 3D games, use the Rotate block to move the camera in the right direction:

(Explanation for the vector value: If the camera's rotation is 0,0,0 ("no rotation"), the camera is looking in the positive Z direction, so moving it in the opposite direction pushes it further away. Rotating the camera from that default angle causes the back direction to rotate accordingly.)

Note that if the camera is too far away, some objects might not be visible. Decrease the distance if that happens.