When I put a sphere with emission media in a radiosity scene - it doesn't seem
to have any effect on the radiosity. (Scene is completely black except for the
sphere)

Should this normally work ?

Thanks

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Elias Pschernig wrote:
> 
> When I put a sphere with emission media in a radiosity scene - it doesn't seem
> to have any effect on the radiosity. (Scene is completely black except for the
> sphere)
> 
> Should this normally work ?
> 

In megapov you can use 'media on' in the radiosity block to take media
into account when calculating radiosity.

Christoph

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> 
> In megapov you can use 'media on' in the radiosity block to take media
> into account when calculating radiosity.
> 

Thanks, I almost suspected I was missing something obvious. Now it works perfectly.

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