alianor
09-02-2003, 10:10 AM
Hi ! ;)
As this is my very first post here I hope it wont't be a too silly question, but I searched in the help and on this forum and I didn't find how to solve my problem.
I am currently doing a space scene and I'm using omni lights with lens effect in order to obtain some big stars in the background. I put some other omnis to have glowing reactors to.
So I have a lot of lights in this scene. Of course, as they are only use to obtain some nice effects, they don't enlighten anything, so I excluded all my objects.
As my scene was nearly completed I wanted to add more objects. But all new object I create/copy is lit up by all the "decorative" omnis I put.
My problem is that I couldn't find a way to exclude these objects from the light without selecting each light manually, one after another.
So I was wondering if there was a way to automatise this process. I tryied the H key with the "include/exclude" tool, but I can't select more than one light at the same time...
Bests
As this is my very first post here I hope it wont't be a too silly question, but I searched in the help and on this forum and I didn't find how to solve my problem.
I am currently doing a space scene and I'm using omni lights with lens effect in order to obtain some big stars in the background. I put some other omnis to have glowing reactors to.
So I have a lot of lights in this scene. Of course, as they are only use to obtain some nice effects, they don't enlighten anything, so I excluded all my objects.
As my scene was nearly completed I wanted to add more objects. But all new object I create/copy is lit up by all the "decorative" omnis I put.
My problem is that I couldn't find a way to exclude these objects from the light without selecting each light manually, one after another.
So I was wondering if there was a way to automatise this process. I tryied the H key with the "include/exclude" tool, but I can't select more than one light at the same time...
Bests