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Note that there is one very special case in which the Real Scale texture control's Z-Axis value is used for a very different purpose, and it

has to do with experimental support for IES emitter directionality in this version of the plugin. When a Rhino spotlight is selected in the

object properties page, and an IES-enabled emitter material is assigned to it, the Z-Axis value here may be used to rotate the IES lobe

around its axis. This is useful because many IES profiles are asymmetrical. In the future, this functionality will be augmented and moved

out of this Real Scale texture control (it is only used now since the feature is still experimental) and placed into an emitter-specific object

properties page.

Motion Blur

The plugin supports Maxwell motion-blur using two different strategies:

 Linear motion only: for objects which will only move in a straight line, use this mode to save memory

 Full-range motion: for objects which will rotate or move in a non-linear way, this mode stores info for each mesh point

When these are enabled for an object, the plugin stores the object’s current position for use during export. At that time, the object will

be written into the MXS file using both the stored position, and its position at export-time. Maxwell will figure motion-blur based on the

difference between these two positions.

At any time, an object’s ‘initial’ position may be manually reset by selecting the object and clicking the ‘Reset Initial Positions’ button.

During an animation, both the ‘initial’ and ‘current’ object-positions will be figured automatically, frame-to-frame, by the plugin.

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