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From the 7.6.3.3.3 section of the older 3.02 DOCS help:
"The metallic keyword may be follow by a numeric value to specify the
influence the above effect has (the default value is one)."
This doesn't mean I know whether it still does this or not, I've just
always used a float with metallic unless intended to be 1 anyway. I
noticed that neither version of the DOC showed 'metallic n' when I went
to check. Anyone know why?
Xplo Eristotle wrote:
>
> why not make "metallic" a variable, instead of a simple
> property, so that you could define the amount of "metallicness"? Compared to
> some of the things people ask for, implementing this one ought to be child's play...
>
> -Xplo
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