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Re: UPDATE Re: vose inspection car render
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lugnet.cad.ray
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Date:
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Mon, 9 Jun 2003 20:58:48 GMT
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Hi Travis,
> The quality of the bricks changed enough that it seemed necessary to add
> another light to bring out some of the details that got lost on the black
> bricks. I'd like to find a way to trun off its shadow though.... let me
> know if you know how. I've been looking for an answer in the povray help
> file but can't seem to find that part. I seem to remember someone posting
> something about a shadowless attribute to the light, but can't seem to find
> it right now.
Making a light shadowless is quite simple, just add shadowless:
casting shadows:
light_source { <90, 12, 20> color rgb 0.5 }
not casting shadows:
light_source { <90, 12, 20> color rgb 0.5 shadowless }
Remember that this only influenceses the shadows that will be casted on the
floor ot other objects. If you shine a shadowless light on a sphere, the sphere
still have a dark side where no light reaches (which is also called shadow).
> READ POVRAY HELP FILE. It contains everything you need to know if you have
> the patience to look. Don't be afraid to experiment. I bet there are a lot
> people out there like me that don't have a comp sci degree and see these
> library and include files as some kind of foreign language or binary code.
> Fact is that once you dig in, they are about as straight forward as you can
> imagine. This goes for both the radiosty library and the color library
> files. If you do plan on working with them just back them up by creating a
> copy with a .bak extenstion (or whatever extension you like.) That way you
> can edit till youre heart is content, check to see what each change does
> (great for learning what the different attributes really do,) and then
> easily revert back to the original settings by deleting the file you worked
> with and removing the .bak extension from your back up.
Good tip! If possible print out the POV-manual and read it 2 times, do the
tutorials and read the manual again. It's fairly basic and well written.
Jeroen
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