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> Quite beautiful, made me try a different approach. Guess how this is
> done.
>
> Christoph
two possibilities:
1. white text object on a white plane, no lights, radiosity and then colors
inverted.
2. two text objects above a plane. One with ambient greater zero and
rendered with radiosity
norbert
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Norbert Kern wrote:
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> two possibilities:
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> 1. white text object on a white plane, no lights, radiosity and then colors
> inverted.
No, this would lead to much brighter parts between the characters.
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> 2. two text objects above a plane. One with ambient greater zero and
> rendered with radiosity
>
Nearly right, it's an intersection of a black text object and a high
ambient plane
above a diffuse finish plane.
Of course this is even slower than the proximity stuff.
Christoph
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