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| + | The size of the light matters. The way to get definite shadows is to use raytraced shadows with two ray casts. Though this can shoot the rendertimes up a bit. (MB) | ||
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| − | If you don't want automatic raytraced shadow fall-off, set the light's "width" to "0". | + | |
| + | If you don't want automatic raytraced shadow fall-off, set the light's "width" to "0". (MH) | ||
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| + | See also: | ||
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| + | [[Technical Directors]] | ||
Latest revision as of 05:47, 1 December 2007
Size of a light/Definite shadows
The size of the light matters. The way to get definite shadows is to use raytraced shadows with two ray casts. Though this can shoot the rendertimes up a bit. (MB)
Raytraced shadow falloff
If you don't want automatic raytraced shadow fall-off, set the light's "width" to "0". (MH)
See also:
