Hm? Did you say that the light source is tricky for you to determine? Well, to start things off, all my lights come from the right. As for why it switches, it actually has to do with the "hills" and "valleys" that are formed when the flag flaps in the breeze. Perhaps this should give you an idea of what I'm talking about?
![[Image: Waveidea_zpsb02b6b4b.png?t=1382014166]](/image.php?src=http%3A%2F%2Fi208.photobucket.com%2Falbums%2Fbb109%2FE-Man276%2FWaveidea_zpsb02b6b4b.png%3Ft%3D1382014166&hash=6a948f6607bcb819a82eb606bb275072)
By the way, I chose the colors for my flag because they are part of an "established" palette I decided to use. I hope this will not affect anything, but I decided to "break the rules" by adding a few more additional green colors.
![[Image: FlagAnimation3_zps5796779c.gif?t=1382014174]](/image.php?src=http%3A%2F%2Fi208.photobucket.com%2Falbums%2Fbb109%2FE-Man276%2FFlagAnimation3_zps5796779c.gif%3Ft%3D1382014174&hash=1b5ed64049c5009e7b292861ba1a30f9)
I achieved this effect by lowing the opacity of the shading down to 50 percent. Will this work?
By the way, I chose the colors for my flag because they are part of an "established" palette I decided to use. I hope this will not affect anything, but I decided to "break the rules" by adding a few more additional green colors.
I achieved this effect by lowing the opacity of the shading down to 50 percent. Will this work?
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