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In article <39956DCF.7778D152@yahoo.com>, lem### [at] yahoo com wrote:
> Actually I was hopping to get a real cloud effect in wich the
> particles reflect the light that comes on it and also stop the light
> from passing through it...
> The scattering doesn't give me any of these, but I might not
> understand how to use it...
Actually, scattering media does simulate the dimming of light passing
through media...make a sphere with a white pigment with a filter of
1(not transmit, filter), fill it with scattering media, and it will
leave a shadow which is darker in the denser/thicker areas. The same
goes for absorption media, though absorption doesn't calculate light
reflecting from the media, so you won't see light rays through it like
you can with scattering.
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