hey, in connection with this issue i want to ask something about shading. I dont know how to get shadows in relation to the light. i created a sphere in the center of a room. then i have a directional light, shining from the left side, so i expected a shadow on the right. The light is shown on the left side but where is the shadow? do i have to declare it separatly? how can i do that?
manu On 7 Jun., 14:32, MarkC <[email protected]> wrote: > Oops, the direction property IS called .direction not position! I was > confusing myself - easy to do :) > > My Q. about defining as rotations still stands though. > > Mark > > On Jun 7, 1:00 pm, MarkC <[email protected]> wrote: > > > I did not have any problems converting the position to the new 3.5 > > format, but the position property name is a bit confusing. > > > Also as the position is a direction, how about being able to define > > it > > in rotation values? It would make tweening movement of the light > > source much simpler. > > > Mark
