Re: [cgkit-user] Problem with Texture Baking example ...

[Darran E. <dar...@an...>]

Matthias Baas wrote:
> So set up your scene with as many objects/lights as you like and then 
> set the "bakemodel" parameter in the command line or in the Globals section:
>
> Globals(
>    ...
>    bakemodel = "Model",
>    ...
> )
>
>   
By lights, I presume you mean instances of  your RMLightSource(name, 
shader) class? 
In which case, is it necessary to replace the included bake_ao.sl shader 
in order
to get shadows in my baked textures?  I've never used Renderman before but
looking at the existing ambient occlusion surface shader, it relies on 
the occlusion()
function - but this doesn't generate direct light shadows.

I'll continue to struggle with this but again, any advice you can offer is
much appreciated.

Cheers,
Darran.