>   You'll just get a sphere which lighting is a bit odd-looking.
> (Also if it's reflecting, the reflections will look a bit odd too.)
Well, not in this case. It's for my project, and the normal pattern
applied to the object determines the direction the strands of fur have
when they leave the surface (i.e. the strands point in the direction of
the perturbed surface normals). It's not doing what I expect it to do,
and I'm not sure whether it's the code or my expectations that are
buggy :->

Thanks for the hint,
Daniel

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