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ambient COLOR | diffuse [albedo] Amount [, Amount] | ...de>fresnel</code> angle-dependent attenuation use to now include the <code>ambient</code>, <code>diffuse</code>, <code>emission</code>, <code>specular</code>

stepped up the ambient here a little so it looks whiter.</p> finish { ambient .4 diffuse .7 }

#Via the [[ambient]] property in the [[finish|finish block]] of a [[texture]], which gives the ...[[Image:Simplearch_full_rad.jpg|frameless|225px|With Radiosity and finish{ ambient 0.00 }]]

ambient .3 finish { ambient 1 }

ambient .2 ambient .2

...jects fills in the shadows. Typically ray-tracing uses a trick called <em> ambient</em> light to simulate such effects but it is not very accurate.</p> <dt>Ambient<!--</dt>---><dd>the general all-over light level that any scene has, which

ambient 0.2 ====The Ambient Light Source====

<p>Ambient light is used to simulate the effect of inter-diffuse reflection easily change the brightness of the ambient lighting without changing every

:::1.2.4.5 [[Documentation:Tutorial Section 2.1#The Ambient Light Source|The Ambient Light Source]] ::::1.3.5.3.1 [[Documentation:Tutorial Section 3.3#Using Ambient|Using Ambient]]

finish{ambient 1} finish{ambient 1}

finish { ambient 0.2 diffuse 0.5 } finish { ambient 0.2 diffuse 0.5 }

::* [[Documentation:Tutorial Section 2.1#The Ambient Light Source|The Ambient Light Source]] :::* [[Documentation:Tutorial Section 3.3#Using Ambient|Using Ambient]]

...ion 3.7 defaults. If <em>LegacyTexture</em> does not explicitly specify an ambient value it will be set to a value of 0.1</p> ...ion 3.8 defaults. If <em>ModernTexture</em> does not explicitly specify an ambient value, it will be set to a value of zero.</p>

|| Ambient Occlusion finish {ambient 0.15 diffuse 0.95 phong 0.2}

simplistic ambient light but it takes much longer to compute, so it can be useful ...rsion at all). In such scenes, it is strongly recommended to set the <code>ambient</code> of all materials to zero (unless you want them to emit light), or ex

finish { ambient 1 } ...gin, and then translate them to their right place, also the <code>finish { ambient 1 }</code> which makes the sphere to apparently glow (see also the next que

<code>[[Reference:Finish#Ambient|:ambient|ambient]]</code><br>

...ne and type the letters '<code>am</code>', then press TAB. The word '<code>ambient</code>' '<code>ambient</code>' become '<code>ambient_light</code>'. Now press SHIFT+TAB (shift and

ambient 0.1 ambient 0.1

finish { ambient 0.2 diffuse 0 reflection 0.6 } finish { ambient .3 diffuse .7 }

#default { finish { ambient 1 } } the ambient light value (given in the global settings part). The goal is to

#default { finish { ambient 1 } } is to set the ambient value of the mesh to 1. We do this by just making

finish { ambient 1 } specifying a high ambient. As all the parts of the upper side

finish { ambient 1 } ...e positive y direction). Lighting has been eliminated by specifying a high ambient. As all the parts of the upper side of the triangle are pointing upwards, t

<td width="70%">Just show quick colors. Use full ambient lighting only. Quick colors <td>Show specified diffuse and ambient light.</td>

finish {ambient 1} finish {ambient 1}

[[Keyword:ambient|ambient]]<br>

finish { ambient 0.4 } <p>This means objects will default to red bumps and slightly high ambient finish. You may also change just part of it like this:</p>

:::* [[Reference:Finish#Ambient|Ambient]]

<li>The default setting for <code>[[Reference:Finish#Ambient|ambient]]</code> has changed</li>

ambient 0 diffuse 0

finish { ambient 1 diffuse 0 }

*[[HowTo:Use radiosity | How to: Simulate real-world ambient light]]

ambient 0.25

...o 3DS file in POV 1.0, POV 2.0 including basic material parameters (color, ambient, diffuse, reflection, transparency) and smoothing. It also supports the out

...osity is used with media on. This is similar to an object with high <code>ambient</code> values. The default value is <code>rgb&lt;0,0,0&gt;</code> which mea

...e lack of light sources within the interior of an opaque object (hint: try ambient).

finish {ambient 0 diffuse 0}

*Your camera is inside an object with ambient 0 in its finish statement and no light source within.

#default { finish { ambient 1 } }

They are another way to simulate ambient light however shadowless lights have

ambient .1