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Hey Jeff,
That's brilliant, thanks so much! I thought that there was something a little strange about the ground lighting and that has cured it! I feel like I have learned a lot this last week - a large part due to you - so thanks very much for your time - it's very much appreciated! Mark |
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Hi again,
So texturing the road surface black was a good solution - however, I need to adjust the ambience of the scene and am moving a motorcycle with an illuminated headlight along the road - thus the road really needs to react to that light as well as the overall "sunlight" that I have inserted. Is there a quick way of developing a ground plain that reacts in this way? Thanks for your help again, Mark |
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