How to rig a lights 3D model for beginners?

Beginners rigging a 3D light model start by identifying movable parts (e.g., switches, adjustable heads) then add simple bones or controllers to animate those components. This links the model’s geometry to controls—moving a bone tilts a lamp arm, a slider flips a switch. Stick to basic parent-child relationships (e.g., attaching an arm to its base) instead of complex systems. In Blender, use the Armature tool for bones and test small animations (like rotating a bulb) to practice before tackling detailed rigs.