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It seems that the smaller the error_bound value, the more likely you'll
get odd-looking radiosity artifacts in corners. Is this so? And what can
be done about it?
The bad thing about specifiying a larger error_bound (1 or larger) is that
you don't get the natural darkening in the corners as you should.
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