i'm not laurie, but....

this'll work for silver.  change 'squig/metal' to match your object of course.

######################

#----->   squig/metal    <-----

MakeNamedMaterial "squig/metal" "string type" ["metal"]
"string name" ["silver"]

######################

to change to sunsky, save this as e.g. sunsky.lxl & change your scene file to point to it instead of the one it exported with (near the bottom of your .lxs).  make sure to put it in the same folder as the .lxs.

start lights

start light "Light 1"

AttributeBegin
LightSource "sunsky"
"float relsize" [1.000000]
"vector sundir" [0.7 0.4 0.8]
"float gain" [1.000000]
"float turbidity" [2.200000]
AttributeEnd

end light "Light 1"

end lights

Flenser--now Lux doesn't like the parameter "emit"......like i said, it has to be something simple i'm missing.  all i want to do is make some balls glow in an object.

oops, crossposted

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