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• Reference:Scaling normals
  ...or normal's modifiers. This modifier will get passed on to all textures or normals contained in that texture or normal. Think of this like the way no_shadow g ...nly scaling that will be ignored is the scaling of that texture or normal. Scaling of the parent texture or normal or of the object will affect the depth of t
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• Documentation:Contents
  :::1.3.5.2 [[Documentation:Tutorial Section 3.3#Normals|Normals]] ::::1.3.5.2.2 [[Documentation:Tutorial Section 3.3#Blending Normals|Blending Normals]]
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• Documentation:Tutorial Section 2.2
  scaling in each of the x, y and z directions.</p> Uneven scaling is used to <em> stretch</em> or <em>squish</em> an element.
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• Knowledgebase:Language Questions and Tips
  ...th this method, you can just multiply the result from vrotate by a vector, scaling the resulting circle. With the last two methods you can also control the lo <p>The trick is to use averaged textures with differing normals.</p>
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• Reference:Scaling normals
  ...or normal's modifiers. This modifier will get passed on to all textures or normals contained in that texture or normal. Think of this like the way no_shadow g ...nly scaling that will be ignored is the scaling of that texture or normal. Scaling of the parent texture or normal or of the object will affect the depth of t
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• Documentation:Reference Table of Contents
  ::::* [[Reference:Slope Map#Normals, Accuracy|Normals, Accuracy]] :::* [[Reference:Scaling normals|Scaling normals]]
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• Documentation:Tutorial Section 3.4
  pigments work as normals as well (and vice versa, except for facets) so we could just After seeing how interesting the various normals look blended, we might like
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• Documentation:Tutorial Section 3.7
  will need to divide the color of the media by the scaling amount.</p> ====Normals and Radiosity====
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• Reference:Pattern Modifiers
  ...e</code>, <code>slope_map</code> and <code>normal_map</code> apply only to normals. See the section [[Reference:Normal|:Normal|Normal]] for details on these n maps is not important. For example scaling before or after turbulence makes
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• Reference:Shapes.inc
  <li><code>Size</code> = A scaling value.</li> <li><code>Size</code> = A scaling value.</li>
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• Reference:Keywords
  <code>[[Reference:Scaling normals#Scaling normals|:no_bump_scale|no_bump_scale]]</code><br>
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• Reference:Prism
  ...use <code>conic_sweep</code> that leads to a prism with cone-like walls by scaling the curve down during the sweep.</p> ...upon the order in which the splines points are specified. Prism ends have normals which face outward at one end and inward at the other end. For <code>interi
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