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Subject: Self Illuminated materials??
Try this thread. I've been playing with it. It's not something that happens right away but with some experimentation it should happen.
http://www.renderosity.com/mod/forumpro/showthread.php?thread_id=2217752
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You are going to have to cheat by using a spot light, and maybe depending on the situation, some volumetrics.
stwerer is right though ( as always LOL) you will have to boost the objects abients.
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If anyone can help, it's bagginsbill. Have a look at that thread. It might help you. If not you can try posting to ask if it's possible for your project."It is good to see ourselves as
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See my post from Thu, May 17, 2007 5:17 pm for more ideas.
Confusion alert.
Self-illuminating? You mean you want an object to be bright even if there are no lights in the scene, right? No problem - use the ambient as people said. For a movie or image map, you don't even have to do that. Plug it straight into the Alternate_Diffuse input. Make sure you turn off Diffuse_Value and Specular_Value, unless you want to simulate a glass surface on top of the image - then use specular as well.
Illuminating other things? Its best to set up one or more lights (spot or point) parented to the object. A point light just in front of the middle of a TV screen works pretty well Use ray-traced shadows on it. You could use spot lights, but they only spread up to 160 degrees - so I use two or more if I need a lot of nearby objects lit, to get those last 20 degrees covered.
Illuminated BY other things? That would be the Gather node, but it is really bad - produces grainy results or is excruciatingly slow.
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How do you make a material self illuminated in Poser?
In 3D Max this would be simple, but I cant figure how how to do this
in Poser and there is nothing in the manual or on the net.
Any help appreciated.