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From: John Gross <[e-mail]>
Subject: Re: Flare visibility with FADE BEHIND OBJECTS
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> I have a similar problem, but 'cast shadows' is definately turned on
> for all the objects in my scene.
>
> The light is about 1mm front of a spotlight object. When the camera moves
> and the spot object obscures the light, the flare is reduced but still
> visible.
>
> I've tried all I can to figure it, but to no avail.
>
If it's happening right on the edge of the spot object, that can happen.
If it happens anywhere along the object. and Cast Shadows is on, I would
suspect the object has non-planars or something..

JG
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