"Jaime Vives Piqueres" <jai### [at] ignoranciaorg> wrote in message
> > This is the first viewable result of a sky include file I am writing.
> > I am still struggling with certain aspects and the file - though
> > usable - isn't as smooth as I'd like it to be.
>
>   Hmmm... very nice.

Thanks :-D

> I also was tricked at first by the camera, but only
> for some seconds... :)

I hesitated to post a more detailled explanation, but I wanted not to tire
the readers.


> > It is designed to work with (and without) sunpos.inc and Jaimes Vives
> > Piqueres' light macros, although the integration isn't complete yet.
>
>   Well, these macros are more intended for indoor use, but nothing
> prevents from using sunlight or skylight spectrums with them.Indeed, be
> warned that these macros are highly experimental and still subject to
> change an undeterminate number of times.

Yes, I know. And I took steps to make my file easy to transform to follow
your macros ;-)
Right now, I only use COLOR_FILTER and REF_WHITE to transform the sky's
colors. I don't have any idea (yet) of how to integrate MAX_LUMEN. I guess I
need to learn a bit more scientific knowledge.


Povingly,


Philippe

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