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On 15-10-2018 10:55, Stephen wrote:
> On 15/10/2018 07:30, Thomas de Groot wrote:
>>>
>>> Apologies to David but the point still stands. Radiosity is a subject
>>> in itself and takes time. In my opinion.
>>>
>>
>> One can diverge on this though ;-) In most if not all of my scenes, I
>> have radiosity switched on from the start, and I rarely change the
>> settings, with the exception of recursion_limit, media, and normal,
>> which I adapt to the needs specific of my scene. See a sample xode
>> example below (watch out for line breaks when copying):
>
> But you have been using PovRay for decades and might be described as a
> bit of an expert. :-)
> And life has shown me that you should only change one thing at a time.
> The first thing I would do is to add something to show the reflections.
> Then work on the materials, leaving radiosity to the end.
>
I bow to the wisdom of your age, against the rashness of my doting
years. :-)
--
Thomas
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