Re: [cgkit-user] shader.declare() for multiple RMLightSource()

[Rene <dar...@gm...>]

It tells the light shader doesn't have "from" because the first one
doesn't have it.
I'll try to upgrade to the SVN and see how that works.
Daredemo

On 7/13/07, Matthias Baas <mat...@gm...> wrote:
> Rene wrote:
> > I tried to set up a scene with two RMLightSource() objects and set the
> > shader parameters with shader.declare(), but it didn't work as I
> > expected, so I'm kindly asking for more information about this.
> >
> > This is what I tried:
> >
> > rmla = RMLightSource(shader=RMShader("ambientlight"))
> > rmla.shader.declare('uniform float intensity=.5')
> >
> > rmlb = RMLightSource(shader=RMShader("distantlight"))
> > rmlb.shader.declare('uniform point from=(2,0,0)')
> >
> > if I do that it complains that the shader doesn't have "from" (I
> > suspect it's because "ambientlight" doesn't have "from"). What am I
> > doing wrong? It's probably again some python mistake I've made,
> > because I still don't find my self at home with it.
>
> Your code looks fine to me and when I run the above code here, I don't
> get any errors. What version of cgkit are you using? Can you upgrade to
> the latest svn version?
>
> - Matthias -
>
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