Lutz-Peter Hooge wrote:

> I know that problem. What I do, is not using values like <1,.5,0> but 
> <1,.5,.01>. The advantage is, that when the color values get clipped, it 
> will fade to white, instead to yellow, wich is more realistic 
> (overexposed spots in photographs also usually become white).

  Yes, lights with one component being 0 do not seem to make much sense, 
at least for simulating real bulb lights. If you convert to rgb the 
color temperature values for common bulbs, you will see it...

  I also started to use very low fade_distance and very high intensities 
to get the proper highlights, but then radiosity needs more quality. :(

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Jaime Vives Piqueres

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