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Attached Object Editor

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A qiuck note:

On the Attached Object Editor (Light specifically) within MCX... can I get explaination on the steps and data that its looking for or what kind of information that its looking for. For instants: On the Direction (0.00; 0.00; 1.00; 0.0): what does each piece represents? On the Position (0.00; 0.00; 0.00; 1.0): what does each as well.

Read the SDK and not sure what piece of data is for what?
 
Hi,

The elements of the position are X, Y, Z. The fourth one is to indicate that it is a vector, not a normal. But that is something you can ignore. Maybe I need to hide that detail.

The direction element was added to make directional lights later on, but at the moment this information is not used while exporting.
 
arno said:
Hi,

The elements of the position are X, Y, Z. The fourth one is to indicate that it is a vector, not a normal. But that is something you can ignore. Maybe I need to hide that detail.

The direction element was added to make directional lights later on, but at the moment this information is not used while exporting.
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Thanks! Thats all I needed!
 
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