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Cousin Ricky <ric### [at] yahoo com> wrote:
> The warning about unexpected filter and transmit components indicates
> that the bug did manifest, but without altering `White`. Did you create
> an image output? Did you vstr() the expression `(White=1)`?
As far as I can remember (it was early and I was on my way out the door to
work):
I vstr()'d the expression White,
then instantiated the light source (copy/pasted kurtz le pirate's exact code) ,
then vstr()'d the expression White again.
Which is now even weirder, because if White got changed to include filter and
transmit, then why didn't it show up with vstr? And why did it still have g&b
values of 1?
I'll check/post my actual code when I get home - but that won't be for another
5h.
- BE
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On 2026-02-25 17:09 (-4), Bald Eagle wrote:
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> I vstr()'d the expression White,
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> then instantiated the light source (copy/pasted kurtz le pirate's exact code) ,
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> then vstr()'d the expression White again.
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> Which is now even weirder, because if White got changed to include filter and
> transmit, then why didn't it show up with vstr? And why did it still have g&b
> values of 1?
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> I'll check/post my actual code when I get home - but that won't be for another
> 5h.
The value of `White` never changes. It is the expression `(White=1)`
(which is a conditional in this context, not an assignment) that you
should vstr().
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