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Poser - OFFICIAL F.A.Q (Last Updated: 2025 Feb 08 9:27 am)
Sorry, you'll still need someone to try it in P5.
Hmm. Re-reading my post, it isn't that clear. I got the same results as you Daisybel, using P5. It could be read that I got the same results as Nance. But no, same thing in P5. Increasing intensity made the light pure white, but was totally washed out. But yeah, let us know if you find out anything special.
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I am trying to make the spotlight's fall off(not to be confused with angular fall off) behave like infinite lights(i.e. no fall off or at least beyond my scene). I thought the Dist Start Dial controlls when the fall off starts or setting the Dist End to zero disables any fall off alltogether. No matter what setting I use, fall off begins right away as per example. I would use an infinite light but I want to control where the light hits. Thanks for any tips.