Hi Garry, > Now ... contrary to the confusion Boris unfolds above , the selected > objects do not have to be set to "1" in order to be affected . They can > be set to 1 or .5 or 1.5 or 5.1 . That's the beauty of this simple "new" > shader ! (stay tuned for a simple tutorial demonstrating the options) .
I don't know why this statement "1" causes any confusion. Other values than "1" make the lightsource stronger or weaker than the original value. Same you get if you vary the value in properties-spec-General- Intensity of the lightsource. It makes only sense to change the value "1" if you want to have several objects different lighted by this one lightsource. So I assume the confusion with the "1" shouldn't have knocked you out so strong to give you a reason to attack people on the list which just wanted to help Arjo. Karl already mentioned that the lightsensitivity shader and channel are explained in the manual. Both are also in the default startup already loaded. Maybe the use of the shader on the lightsource is for the first time a bit unusual but it seems quite logical > OK , who else can I attack here ? Yes right ... this really encourages people to write to the list. You are steadily crying for help and tutorials and then attack people if they write something. This seems not to be very logical. -- Bye Boris - http://www.3ddart.com - Realsoft Image Contest - http://www.realsoft.org -
