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I 've got a HDRI file converted to *.Map that work fine. In FX tree I made change on it ( color correct) to made a night version but!!!

When I save the file in *.map and r-use it, XSI bug!!

and when I save it in *.ct, the radiance is lost (like aI made a *.jpg file with it).

Can XSI do it or not?

Thank u

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dwp	Posted: May 04, 2007 Post subject: Softimage Xsi: hdri problem
3D forums member Joined: 21 Mar 2006 Posts: 40 Location: Australia Back to top	hello I 've got a HDRI file converted to .Map that work fine. In FX tree I made change on it ( color correct) to made a night version but!!! When I save the file in .map and r-use it, XSI bug!! and when I save it in .ct, the radiance is lost (like aI made a .jpg file with it). Can XSI do it or not? Thank u

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