hughes, b. wrote:
> "Slime" <slm### [at] slimelandcom> wrote in message
>>Try it. Make sure to have some positive light sources, or full ambient
>>lighting.
> Nope, sorry, doesn't work exactly right unfortunately. Shadows aren't
> correct.

If I may ask, how do you tell if shadows are correct or not with
something that cannot exist in nature?  There is no such thing as
a negative light source, except perhaps a black hole, which emits
its own radiation.

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