When i untick cast shadows in object properties of the boxes , reflections fade out in the sky.
Is this normal?



Exactly.Thanks mate.
no problem. did the same thing myself ![]()
Btw, this is “fixed” in the latest daily builds - the “cast shadows” option unticked will produce the same results as rayswitching.
Maru, is this also “fixed” for unchecked “receive shadows” in object properties?
Maru, is this also “fixed” for unchecked “receive shadows” in object properties?
No, sorry, but I think that would be far too fake. ![]()
OK, might be me remembering wrong, but way back I recall Ondra saying, the “receive” and “cast” shadows was working as a pair, meaning that in Corona you could only disable both - not just one. But know it seems that “receive shadows” is always on, even when using a RaySwitch material or map. Is this a bug, a deliberate change, or am I simply remembering wrong?
I don’t think this would be possible. How would you want to disable shadows using a rayswitch material?
I don’t think you understand what I’m asking (might be me not explaining it well enough). So let me try once more, and please point out where I’m wrong:
- Before 1.5 daily, you should use a RaySwitch material to disable “cast shadow” - right?
- Before 1.5 daily, this method also disabled “receive shadow” - ?
- After latest 1.5 daily, “receive shadow” is now always on, no matter what method use to disable it.
Hope my question is clear now
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BTW - I’m NOT wanting to disable “receive shadow” alone. I simply want to disable both “receive” AND “cast”.
I understand now. But I think there was no way to achieve the “receive shadow off” option ever, including any previous version.
OK. Thanks. I was absolutely sure this was how it worked, but I guess I must be remembering wrong.
Regards.
I will check it to make sure, but I don’t think Corona can tell what “shadow” is.
it was never possible to disable “receive shadows” in Corona - you would not have liked the result anyway ![]()
Thanks
I did do some digging in my old stuff + the Rayswitch tuts, and it is indeed me remembering wrong.
Thanks again.