Is it possible in Pure Basic to have two 3d objects and have a light source hit one 3d object but not the for the other 3d object.
its a good question - hope someone will 'shed some light' hehehe, on this for me...
Thankyou
Kevin
3d Lighting
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3d Lighting
Hello
Is it possible in Pure Basic to have two 3d objects and have a light source hit one 3d object but not the for the other 3d object.
its a good question - hope someone will 'shed some light' hehehe, on this for me...
Thankyou
Kevin
Is it possible in Pure Basic to have two 3d objects and have a light source hit one 3d object but not the for the other 3d object.
its a good question - hope someone will 'shed some light' hehehe, on this for me...
Thankyou
Kevin
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Does this HELP !
Syntax
DisableMaterialLighting(#Material, State)
Description
Enables or disables the dynamic #Material lighting. This means than the object which will use this material will be not affected by a dynamic light, created with the CreateLight() command. Dynamic lighting is enabled by default, when a material is created. 'State' can take the following values:
1: Dynamic lighting is disabled
0: Dynamic lighting is enabled
Syntax
DisableMaterialLighting(#Material, State)
Description
Enables or disables the dynamic #Material lighting. This means than the object which will use this material will be not affected by a dynamic light, created with the CreateLight() command. Dynamic lighting is enabled by default, when a material is created. 'State' can take the following values:
1: Dynamic lighting is disabled
0: Dynamic lighting is enabled
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