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    Need a little help, light going into section

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      Archi Rag
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      hi, i want to view shadows within a section but keep getting light and shadows that have been cast from outside, i cant move into the space to move into the space as it is too small is there a way to put up a wall u can see through that will block the light from going into the section?


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        Anssi
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        You can use a totally transparent PNG image for the material. By that method you can create a tarnsparent face that still casts a shadow.

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          Archi Rag
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          genius, ta very much!

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            Gaieus
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            Here is a totally "dummy" material file with a 1 pixel x 1 pixel,totally transparent png image set as 1 cm x 1 cm texture. Use it as "dummy shadow caster" in cases like yours. Not that in the "In model" prewiew it may appear as black for some reason.


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