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> High!
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> Blue Herring schrieb:
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> But how should that work if the objects are in different levels of a CSG
> hierarchy - e. g. if the room is part of a difference, but the
> furniture in the room belongs to a union several levels higher (or even
> not at all to the same CSG object)?
>
> See you in Khyberspace!
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> Yadgar
>
I find the question odd, I have done several projects of my own with
only a single point light, and a multi story, many room building
differenced in CSG. As long as I remembered where the light was, the
angle it would hit the windows, the light seemed to reasonably mimic
what the eye might see. From what I've seen, a "difference" behaves
like a physical hollowing, any openings will allow light in, if it's
directed in.
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