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Date: Thu, 28 Jul 94 01:09:52
Subject: RE: SHIFTING MOTIONS
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> make this brief. I have needed to use this (hopefully future)
> feature to
> do special effects where I wanted to cast a shadow, but not have the
>
> object visible. This was to create a "shadow" character that moved
> through the scene. The only way around this, was doing it in two
> layers,
If you are using Shadowmapped lights you can make your object 100% transparent.
Shadowmap lights cannot detect transparencies and will render a shadow.
AC