Ryan Paterson
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lol. thx. I’ll have to look into this whole “keyframe” business
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Very nice! The clamp is what I was missing actually. I also didn’t realize the intensity values were a range from 0-1, good to know!
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Wait… no I didn’t :\
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Actually you know what I just figured it out
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yes, precisely
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For the intensity of a light? Any ideas on how to do that off the top of your head? I feel like I’ve done something similar in the past but I’m curious as to your thoughts
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create a texture with a very colorful gradient in the “luminance” channel and then apply it to a sky object. Then just play around with transparency/reflectance on the materials of your other objects. Transparency will allow you to see through the objects, and reflectance will reflect back what is on the sky object.
If you don’t want to actually see the sky object, attach a compositing tag and uncheck “seen by camera”
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Nevermind, that worked. Had to wait until I got to the machine it was on to test. Don’t know why I was getting that strange result above but it doesn’t matter now. Thanks!
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Directly in the shader. If you create a primitive and drop the texture on it, lower the scale U and scale V to about 10% and you should see what I’m talking about
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But when I place the material on other objects, the Scale U and Scale V parameters work just fine. You can see the difference side by side. Just to be clear I’m talking about the cloth shader on the wrinkled sleeve