Diffuse Passes ? 2005-04-26 - By Adam Sale
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I think your question might need a bit of clarification. You can't really
turn on and off a diffuse pass from the overrides panel..
You can add overrides to partitions, and then toggle or override specific
properties for a particular partition, but as far as there being a distinct
order to do things in, there isn't any order you need to follow...
you have to ensure that spc, reflections, translucence, incandescence,
ambience, transparency are all turned off via overrides as parameter
connections instead of shader connections.
toggling shadows is easy enough to do through an override on the vis>
shadows property
But, yeah, I'm a little unsure as to exactly what you're looking for...
Irie :-)
Adam
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Sent: Tuesday, April 26, 2005 8:05 PM
Subject: Diffuse Passes ?
> Hello there I got a question how the heck you setup a diffuse pass? I know
> how to create overrides and passes and partitions but what is the order to
> create a diffuse pass instead of turning it off and on in the overrides
> panel ?
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