thinkcooper opened this issue on Dec 03, 2008 ยท 177 posts
svdl posted Sat, 07 February 2009 at 7:33 AM
ice-boy: settings for the shading rate are already there: you can set them per object/actor.
The minimum shading rate on the Render Options tab is exactly that: the minimum. If an object has a lower shading rate than the setting on the Render Options tab, the setting on the Render Options tab is used for that object; if the object has a higher shading rate, the object's shading ratie is used.
Most objects/actors come with a default shading rate of 0.2, but dynamic hair comes with a standard shading rate of 8 (which is probably the reason for the smooth color variations in dynamic hair).
But I admit that tweaking the shading rates on all actors in a scene is a major pain. Again, if PoserPython came with more and better UI widgets, writing a script that could adjust groups of actors for shading rate wouldn't be that difficult.
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