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Hey guys,
sorry to interrupt ur main topic about the challenge (hope i can participate), but i just opened the link jeff supplied in the Tutorials section about Palmiro's site, where he says that in Viz 4 there is a new Light emitter object - that turns an object into a light source, at least that's what i understood (that's all he says along with an image showing it). I looked down the manuals , and help files, but nothing there....Is it really there in Viz? if so, where? how? thx rgds TAKA
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That's Right Taka, you can do it using the Radiosity Override Material. Just do a search in the help file for "Radiosity Override Material" It's about half way down under the "Creating Special Effects" Heading
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