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Poser - OFFICIAL F.A.Q (Last Updated: 2024 Nov 11 9:00 am)
Great, Stewer! I've been trying to figure out what this Probelight thing was, but so far with little luck! Now I can read about it :o)
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Excellent! Thank you very much stewer!!
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I've got one question: In the output from the 'probelight' program, it lists three values for each Lxx parameter; which one do we set the corresponding node value to? For example, when I go to set the L00 parameter in my node, I look at the output from probelight (using the kitchen probe): L_[0,0] 6.407946 6.751895 7.296709 I'm not sure which number I need to use, or if I should be doing some kind of summing, &c. Thanks!
The light probe is the one used in the last step of the tutorial, kitchen_probe.float, and the lightprobe is plugged in the ball's Alternate_Diffuse like in the very beginning. Don has the same material, except that his skin textures are plugged in the lightprobe's Surface_Color. Both Don and the ball have pretty much the materials that were used in the tutorial before. The floor has no lighbprobe node, it's just a tiles node plugged into the Ambient_Color (with Ambient_Value set to 1). The pattern comes from a cloud node that's plugged into the tile's colors.
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Winzip should be able to open gz files thought. Have you tried associateing Winzip with them? (or Open With...?)
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You just can't put the words "Poserites" and "happy" in the same sentence - didn't you know that? LaurieA
Using Poser since 2002. Currently at Version 11.1 - Win 10.
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