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shadow size
I have a ball bouncing on a table. The ball casts shadows on the table. i am using depth-mapped shadows. the light source is directly over head. it is a directional light.
How can i get the size of the shadow to change relative to the distance the ball is from the table?
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So, I think your best be for this, might be to render out a separate shadow pass, (render layers option), and blurr/scale it to taste in post.
lemme know if this helped at all
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