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How do you do Ultra-violet light?
2007Newbie
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Jan '07
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2/19 6:29am
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How do you do Ultra-violet light?
Like those use to read watermark on a dollarbill
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darthviper107
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2/19 10:56am
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RE: How do you do Ultra-violet light?
What exactly are you trying to do and what program are you using?
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2007Newbie
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2/21 6:50am
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RE: How do you do Ultra-violet light?
Have you went to disco; some people wear bright clothing and they look neon?
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darthviper107
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2/21 9:17am
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RE: How do you do Ultra-violet light?
I haven't gone to disco because disco is dead.
Anyways, if you're using 3ds Max you can create a Blend shader where the first material is what it looks like normally and then the second one is what it would look like glowing as if under ultraviolet light (use self illumination) then use a Falloff map as a mask between the two and set it to mix them based on shadow/light.
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