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Date: Tue, 22 Aug 95 09:50 BST-1
From: [e-mail] (Phil South)
Subject: Re: glow behind
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> > I'm doing a starship engine which has lenms flares in the engine
> > exhaust and a glow behind flare in front of them, so that when the
> > ship faces away from you the engines glow behind it. I'm getting a
> > weird shadow on the ship when the flares are in view and I suspect
> > the glow behind flare, even though it casts no light. Any rule of
> > thumb tips for using glow behind flares?
> >
> Make sure those lights have their intensity set to 0 in the main lights
> panel since there only being used as flares.

Um, I did, I think. The only way to get rid of the strange creeping
shadow is to turn off the flare.

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