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Manual - Blender 2.48

[edit] Lamps Textures

When a new lamp is added, it produces light in a uniform, flat colour. While this might be sufficient in simple renderings, more sophisticated effects can accomplished through the use of textures. Subtle textures can add visual nuance to a lamp, while hard textures can be used to simulate more pronounced effects, such as a disco ball, dappled sunlight breaking through treetops, or even a projector. These textures are assigned to one of ten channels, and behave exactly like material textures, except that they affect a lamp’s colour and intensity, rather than a material’s surface characteristics.





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