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"Tim Nikias" <tim### [at] gmxde> wrote in message
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> > Have you used media_attenuation in the light source?
> Sure, how else would media interact with lights?
media_attenuation, not media_interaction which is already used by default.
Attenuation so the light falls off with distance through the media. I wasn't
sure if you had already used both those keywords in the light_source.
However, now I'm thinking it might affect the entire media object instead of
only where the clouds appear. I say that because I just checked on that by
using a cloud animation I was trying out after someone had asked about a
fly-thru of clouds.
What I was suggesting about the density before would probably go like this:
[0.50 rgb 0.0]
[0.50 rgb 0.25]
[0.55 rgb 3.0] // whatever is best for this part, a shell effect
[0.60 rgb 0.5]
[1.00 rgb 1.0]
But not having tried it I couldn't say it is right.
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