Subject: overrides on lights? 2005-06-27 - By Enoch Ihde
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Bernard Lebel wrote:
>I don't think it's possible, unless there is some mystic knowledge
>mortal users like me are not aware of. You can only override
>parameters, that are animatable or texturable, while the associated
>objects is an array-type of parameter.
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>The only -lame- suggestion I have as a workaround is to duplicate your
>lights, and make some of them visible and some invisible, depending on
>the pass.
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>Cheers
>Bernard
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>On 6/26/05, Enoch Ihde <emihde03@(protected)> wrote:
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>>Hey,
>>Is it possible to add an override on the associated model portion of a
>>light?
>>Basically, I want to exclude an object from a light on one pass but have
>>it included on the other. How would I go about doing this? Thanks.
>>Enoch
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Thanks Bernard.
Shortly after I emailed that I figured out I could just do an override
on the visibility of the object that I didn't want receiving shadows and
just comp it in afterward.
More or less what you'd suggested.
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