In the dark about illuminate()

[JSensebe]

I'm writing a shader in LScript, and it gives me "invalid object method: illuminate()"

I have no idea what's wrong. Here's the line:

visible = sa.illuminate(light, P);

sa is the shader object, light is a light and P is a vector (a copy of sa.wPos).

[NanoGator]

I'm writing a shader in LScript, and it gives me "invalid object method: illuminate()"

I have no idea what's wrong. Here's the line:

visible = sa.illuminate(light, P);

sa is the shader object, light is a light and P is a vector (a copy of sa.wPos).

I realize I'm like 12 months too late, but 'illuminate' doesn't need the sa in the front of it. It's a function, not an object agent. (GRrr.)

[NanoGator]

I realize I'm like 12 months too late, but 'illuminate' doesn't need the sa in the front of it. It's a function, not an object agent. (GRrr.)

For the record: if I put this in the process function, crasho. Doesn't matter which v of LW I use. Any advice?

[Anti-Distinctly]

I'm getting the same result with raytrace.

[Anti-Distinctly]

Can anyone else confirm this? (i.e. either of those ray tracing functions are broken)

[Weepul]

Yup. Though my experience with LScript crashing with raytrace in shaders was a few years ago.

[Anti-Distinctly]

I bugged the lovely Lightwolf last night and it crashes on his pc. I think it' safe to say it's a bug. But a vintage one...

[adamredwoods]

Let NT know and they will fix it in the next release.

[Anti-Distinctly]

Fogged. Case 15296

[Anti-Distinctly]

Which is apparently now fixed. That was quick. Thank you NT :)