I can't remember if that one has been discussed yet or not. I am running into an issue of Vue (both Vue 4.2 and Vue Pro) turning lights inside an object into shades of blue. If you take any atmosphere, remove ambiant lights (lighting from sun and from sky only) and create a simple scene of a camera inside a cube with a simple light, you will see what I mean. Is there any way to remove that blue effect when the camera is inside an object ?

This is because the camera's inside a solid object, I'd guess. If you use another cube as a boolean to hollow out the cube you'll find that the lighting behaves normally.

You are right... It does work when removing another cube from insde the larger one. However, my problem was created by a complex 3D model of a building I was using the inside of. Extruding a cube or even a smaller version of the building itself didn't help. I guess I will have to figure out another model to use instead. Thanks

If you want to go through an import and export, Poser will invert the normals (it's an option during the process).

Its all about transparency settings. Transparency is set to 0%, but fading slider is default set to 15% and color of fading affects overall lighting, even with zero transparency. I dont know if it is bug or feature :) Set fading to 0% (for cubes material), this could help. (set transparency higher than zero, to make fading active, then move fading slider to 0% and transparency back to 0%)

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