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I have a couple of proxies that appears to not be casting any shadows. Could it be that the original object, before it was made into a proxy was set to not cast shadows? If this is the case, is there a way to tell the proxy to DO PRETTY PLEASE cast shadows? If that is not the reason for not casting shadows, what else can I check?
The proxie's properties says that it casts shadows, but it certainly is NOT doing it!
In the image, it's those grass type of things I'm talking about. The white flowers also appears to have a "mass blob" as a shadow instead of nice sharp shadows like the wall and bush in the foreground.
Place is lit with vraysun.
(Also, how can I attach images to show full size, so you don't have to click this thumbnail 1st?)
I have a couple of proxies that appears to not be casting any shadows. Could it be that the original object, before it was made into a proxy was set to not cast shadows? If this is the case, is there a way to tell the proxy to DO PRETTY PLEASE cast shadows? If that is not the reason for not casting shadows, what else can I check?
The proxie's properties says that it casts shadows, but it certainly is NOT doing it!
In the image, it's those grass type of things I'm talking about. The white flowers also appears to have a "mass blob" as a shadow instead of nice sharp shadows like the wall and bush in the foreground.
Place is lit with vraysun.
(Also, how can I attach images to show full size, so you don't have to click this thumbnail 1st?)
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