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I actualy did have a flashlight once (spotlight with a nice umbra).
Didn't always illuminate correctly though. The light in this frame is
supposed to simulate sunlight from the grate above.
Chris Huff wrote:
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> Also, you might want to make a visible source for that light...right
> now, it seems to be coming from nowhere. Maybe a flashlight poking up
> through the...er, sludge. Or make it look like it is lit up by a
> flashlight held by the viewer. A hint: use radiosity so the flashlight
> illuminates indirectly. MegaPOV can really help in this.
>
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