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Thank you.
But, both methods do not work.
I put a large number of boxes in front of the ball and the maximum of the
"max_trace_level" 256. It is not enough large I think...
"Meothuru" <nomail@nomail> wrote in message
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> "yoon" <jhy### [at] galaxy yonsei ac kr> wrote:
>> At first, make a white ball and then make a red box, which is bigger than
>> the ball, in front of the ball.
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>> If I use the command "filter" or "transmit", I could see the ball through
>> the box.
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>> But the color of ball(white) seem to be redder and dimmer than its
>> original
>> because the light traverse through the red box.
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>> If I put more red boxes in front of the ball, I will not be able to see
>> the
>> ball because many boxes screen the light emitted from the white ball.
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>> How can I see the white ball even if there are many boxes between the
>> ball
>> and the camera?
>>
>> Thank you.
>>
>> JH
>>
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>> Yonsei University, Department of Astronomy
>> Seoul, South Korea
>> Graduate Student, Room #703
>> Joo Heon Yoon in GEM
>> jhy### [at] galaxy yonsei ac kr
>> ==========================================
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> absolutly untested....
> but I first would try out:
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> The pigment-color of the box = "Clear"
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> The pigment-color of the sphere = white*1.2"
> (to lighten the "white" of the sphere)
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