anisotropic rotation

[dkendig]

It was reported to us recently that anisotropic rotation was not working. The confusion probably stems from the fact that you have to use radians rather than degrees for this parameter. To convert a degree to a radian, just do the following math: (degrees*pi)/180

so 45 degrees would be about .785 radians. Give it a try.

[skysurfer]

Re: anisotropic rotation

OHH !!!!
OK, now it's clear...

maybe next time write it near the value..

But what about the Anisotropy value it's self? A 1 give a perfect shine material, why?

Thanks for your explanation.

-R-

[thomthom]

Re: anisotropic rotation

Can the VfSU UI do this conversion - working in radians make my head hurts.

[dkendig]

Re: anisotropic rotation

yeah, we'll get to it eventually I guess.