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I have a scene that I'm including someone else's object in.
Unfortuneatly 1 works best at assumed_gamma 4.0 the other
works at assumed_gamma 2.2 . Is there a keyword I'm not
aware of that will fix this. I was hoping I could just switch
gamma when the .inc file is read and then switch back when the
original file continues.
Really the problem is my own scene file. The shadowed area shows
up too much unless I increase the gamma. I would just tone down
the colors but I'm using an image_map.
Any help would be appreciated.
Phil
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Phil Clute wrote:
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> I have a scene that I'm including someone else's object in.
> Unfortuneatly 1 works best at assumed_gamma 4.0 the other
> works at assumed_gamma 2.2 . Is there a keyword I'm not
> aware of that will fix this. I was hoping I could just switch
> gamma when the .inc file is read and then switch back when the
> original file continues.
> Really the problem is my own scene file. The shadowed area shows
> up too much unless I increase the gamma. I would just tone down
> the colors but I'm using an image_map.
>
> Any help would be appreciated.
> Phil
> --
> ...coffee?...yes please! extra sugar,extra cream...Thank you.
I am not sure this will work but you can try adding two global setting in
your scene files. For example:
global_settings { assumed_gamma 2.2 }
#include "otherfile.inc"
object { object_from_inc }
global_settings { assumed_gamma 4.0 }
Rest of scene...
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I seriously doubt this will work but you can try anyway.
Don't be lazy and simply adjust the colors :-]
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Ken Tyler
mailto://tylereng@pacbell.net
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>I seriously doubt this will work but you can try anyway.
Nope it doesn't, I tried.
>Don't be lazy and simply adjust the colors :-]
In this case, the offending colors are an image_map of the earth--
the same one in p.b.i. under 'Earth/Eyes', that image was done at
gamma 4.0 because lower settings showed the dark side of the planet
as not so dark. I'm not sure how I would go about toning down an
image_map...or even if that's the way to go. I generally try to
stay in gamma 1.0 anyhow.
I go to great leangths to be lazy. ;-)
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Of course I could adjust the ambient level...duh!
I guess it was just too obvious...
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Phil Clute wrote:
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> Of course I could adjust the ambient level...duh!
> I guess it was just too obvious...
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> ...coffee?...yes please! extra sugar,extra cream...Thank you.
I thought of suggesting that but it seemed a little too obvious...
One sugar is fine thank you...
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mailto://tylereng@pacbell.net
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>> Of course I could adjust the ambient level...duh!
>> I guess it was just too obvious...
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>> ...coffee?...yes please! extra sugar,extra cream...Thank you.
Ken Wrote
>I thought of suggesting that but it seemed a little too obvious...
Yeah well, I'm just sort of stupid sometimes.
>One sugar is fine thank you...
I'm trying to cut back...trying.
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If you felt like it you could always map it onto a box,ajust the gamma to
4.0,
render it after you got the lights and camera right, then just use the
rendered image.
Phil Clute wrote in message <376### [at] tiac net>...
>Of course I could adjust the ambient level...duh!
>I guess it was just too obvious...
>
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