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 > >  I would LOVE to be able to use
 > >"soft" (meaning physically much larger than their target object,
 > >and diffuse in the bargain) light sources in 3D work.
 > >
 > >Yes, I know it would be slow and all (raytracing from large
 > >sources, huge specular highlights) but I really love the
 > >character of that type of light.  Yes, I know this is a "blue
 > >sky" wish, but what the hell, why wish for something too small?

You could also try a spotlight with a soft edge angle that is half or greater
than the Cone Angle, depending on the look you want. This gives you a softer
more diffuse look.

Alan Chan
Vision Digital

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