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I have Moray 3.1 and POVRay 3.1g. In Moray, when I create a standard
texture, pigment, then solid color, the sliders for filter and
transparency are greyed out and I can't make my glass texture. Same
thing if I create a new material. Also, the Filter and Transparency are
greyed out on all my other textures I made. I have the unregistered
shareware version. Is this a limit of the shareware version? I thought I
could adjust F and T before in 3.1.
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http://www.geocities.com/~csroberts/Raytrace.htm
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Hi Chuck Roberts, you recently wrote in moray.win:
> .... if I create a new material. Also, the Filter and Transparency are
> greyed out on all my other textures I made. I have the unregistered
> shareware version. Is this a limit of the shareware version?
No, this is actually a bug that appears when the color dialog is used
to adjust a ambient or reflection color attached to a finish.
If you quit Moray and restart it the sliders will work again (until
you edit either of the abovementioned nodes.
- Lutz
email : lut### [at] stmuc com
Web : http://www.stmuc.com/moray
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Lutz Kretzschmar wrote:
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> Hi Chuck Roberts, you recently wrote in moray.win:
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> > .... if I create a new material. Also, the Filter and Transparency are
> > greyed out on all my other textures I made. I have the unregistered
> > shareware version. Is this a limit of the shareware version?
> No, this is actually a bug that appears when the color dialog is used
> to adjust a ambient or reflection color attached to a finish.
Aha! Which I was doing.
>
> If you quit Moray and restart it the sliders will work again (until
> you edit either of the abovementioned nodes.
Thank you.
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See my POV page. It has renderers and modellers and utils for windows,
OS2, unix. It is one of the largest collections of raytracing programs
on the net. My links concentrate on POV Ray and Windows programs. I also
have a list of POV objects sorted by object name.
http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Plains/3959/Raytrace.htm
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