Hugo wrote:
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> and that formula cannot be handled by radiosity because "rays"
> from radiosity are not precise enough. Their direction is ... diffuse.
Just look at this http://luxlab.com/tmp/rad_brilliance.gif
The radiosity rays definitely have a direction. The algorithm may
be limited only to Lambertian surfaces because of difficult integrals
or something.
> Btw, with radiosity it's not possible to have an ambient source *equivalent*
> to a light source as you said, because the ambient source has to be a lot
> bigger in size.
Equivalent ambient source has the same dimensions as the light source.
Just look up "equivalent" in the images group. I guess I did the impossible.
I marked it as experimental as I knew this was pushing the limits of what
POV-Ray can do. Brilliance is the limit :)
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Kari Kivisalo
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