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Amara Barrymore
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Join date: 1 Jan 2007
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09-27-2007 21:49
Hey -- trying to figure out something I saw at another retail location in SL. The floor texture resembled polished wood or marble . . . and it was shiny and reflective -- not of me, but of the prims in the store. How do you do that?
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Robustus Hax
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Join date: 4 Feb 2007
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09-27-2007 22:46
From: Amara Barrymore Hey -- trying to figure out something I saw at another retail location in SL. The floor texture resembled polished wood or marble . . . and it was shiny and reflective -- not of me, but of the prims in the store. How do you do that? Its an illusion they copy the floor and put it upside down underneath the floor |
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Brenham Beale
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Join date: 26 Aug 2006
Posts: 65
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09-28-2007 12:48
It could be as Robustus Hax explained it (most likely it is) or you have RenderDynamicReflections set to true in Debug Settings in your Client menu (CTRL-ALT-D to show debug menu).
RenderDynamicReflections makes any prim, with Shininess on, mirror the surrounding objects on itself. Caution: may cause your Second Life viewer (or even your computer) to crash if your PC (or graphics card) can't handle the extra eyecandy.
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Darien Caldwell
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Join date: 12 Oct 2006
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09-28-2007 13:36
If the store was Zero Style, it's prims  just cam under the floor to see all the fun |