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I think the SH of a splat also depends on geometry around it, for shadows and reflections, so if the sphere is inside a scene, the sphere's SHs may not all be r
by ReactiveJelly 3y ago
I think the SH of a splat also depends on geometry around it, for shadows and reflections, so if the sphere is inside a scene, the sphere's SHs may not all be rotations of each other.
Cause I've seen SH used for baked-in shadows.
- imbusy111 3y agoVery true. But the splats cannot, at the moment, account for moving lights, nor dynamic scenes, so it seems like only the 0-th harmonic would be affected by shadowing.