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For you lighting experts. What is the cause of the "shadows" in the lighting in the picuture below? I tried moving the coordinates around a bit and it doesn't seem to have much affect.How do I rectify this?Don
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The light is cutting into the side of your locomotive (or whatever that is). It does that because whatever that is is angled. You can either continue to move the coordinates around or make the radius of the light smaller.
Mike Karlik
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Try moving the lights AWAY more from the center. Increase the Z distance, but do it a few inches at a time.Or move it out a foot and then move it BACK slow.Ted
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You could also try to adjust the angle or the direction the light points, but this is pretty difficult.
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