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1. Create a prim with local light set to fully saturated yellow | 1. Create a prim with local light set to fully saturated yellow | ||
2. Create two prims, side by side, lit by the prim created in step 1 | 2. Create two prims, side by side, lit by the prim created in step 1 | ||
3. Paint one of the prims with a blank texture and color it to RGB settings of 186, 130, 86 | 3. Paint one of the prims with a blank texture and color it to RGB settings of 186, 130, 86 | ||
4. Paint the other prim white and llSetTexture("c0f5f0f0-2f88-02fa-e70f-c4d153e5853d", ALL_SIDES); | 4. Paint the other prim white and llSetTexture("c0f5f0f0-2f88-02fa-e70f-c4d153e5853d", ALL_SIDES); | ||
Latest revision as of 12:50, 1 October 2009
Observed with Second Life 1.23.4 (123908).
1. Create a prim with local light set to fully saturated yellow
2. Create two prims, side by side, lit by the prim created in step 1
3. Paint one of the prims with a blank texture and color it to RGB settings of 186, 130, 86
4. Paint the other prim white and llSetTexture("c0f5f0f0-2f88-02fa-e70f-c4d153e5853d", ALL_SIDES);
Edit/Preferences/Graphics : Custom, with Nearby Local Lights selected
a.) with Basic Shaders, it looks like this:
b.) without Basic Shaders, it looks like this:
