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On Fri, 29 Sep 1995, Stephen Bowie wrote:

> Anyhow, your post got me thinking that maybe I could cast the shadow just
> once, grab it with a screen grabber full face, and use it as a diffusion
> map for the carpet...just gotta get the chairs invisible while still
> casting the shadow.  Would this work, using transparency on the chairs

Transparent objects will still cast a shadow, when using the Shadow-Map
option, so this would most likely work.  Very good idea, by the way!!

                                     -David Warner


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