I've tried playing around with 'Incandescence' but that just puts glare onto the texture making it too bright.
How do I just get it to render as the file itself?
Thanks!
Alex.
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How to make texture 'lit' (no shadow)?
I've tried playing around with 'Incandescence' but that just puts glare onto the texture making it too bright.
How do I just get it to render as the file itself?
Thanks!
Alex.
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