In article <402### [at] hotmailcom>,
 andrel <a_l### [at] hotmailcom> wrote:

> > I didn't quite follow you. Can you give an example?
> Well, if you have an object which is partly glass
> and partly some opaque material and you add 'target off'
> to the latter part. Will the resulting object collect photons
> (because of the glass part that switches it on, and
> it is inherited by the total object) or not because
> of the 'target of' in the other part. Will always the
> first declaration take precedence or the last (or
> even a middle one).

The parts of the object that are glass will be photon targets. The parts 
with the opaque material will not. You can't apply multiple materials to 
a simple object, so there's no problem. (well, there may be a problem 
with difference and intersection, but no more than there is now)

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