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Describe the bug Creating a spotlight via the tab menu (Lights >> Spot Light) will use 'Disk' as the default type:
When exported to .USD (and converted to .ASS with kick), the type is disk_light
disk_light { name /lights/spotlight1 matrix 0.967461348 0.0116126118 -0.252752304 0 -0.252959639 0.0227694027 -0.967208862 0 -0.00547680212 0.999673307 0.0249660388 0 0.0243682899 1.84101534 0.2631042 1 color 1 1 1 intensity 10 exposure 0 normalize off diffuse 1 specular 1 filters 2 1 NODE NULL "/materials/arnold_materialbuilder1/gobo1" radius 0.706361651 }
This doesn't work with gobo light linking, which only works for spot_light/sphere light types.
Identify when the 'spotlight specific' attributes are set (i.e. cone:angle) and set the light type to spot_light.
To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Create a spotlight via the tab menu (Lights >> Spot Light)
Change the angle to something reasonable
Follow the light linking docs to attach a Gobo to the spotlight, e.g.
The render will show nothing
Change the spotlight type to 'Sphere' (or 'Point')
The render will now shot the light filter properly
Used Software Versions
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Describe the bug
Creating a spotlight via the tab menu (Lights >> Spot Light) will use 'Disk' as the default type:
When exported to .USD (and converted to .ASS with kick), the type is disk_light
This doesn't work with gobo light linking, which only works for spot_light/sphere light types.
Potential fix
Identify when the 'spotlight specific' attributes are set (i.e. cone:angle)
and set the light type to spot_light.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Create a spotlight via the tab menu (Lights >> Spot Light)
Change the angle to something reasonable
Follow the light linking docs to attach a Gobo to the spotlight, e.g.
The render will show nothing
Change the spotlight type to 'Sphere' (or 'Point')
The render will now shot the light filter properly
Used Software Versions
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: