#Base | Top | Size | Rebase | SafeSEH | ASLR | NXCompat | OS Dll | Version, Modulename & Path cur BITMAPINFOHEADER 'BitCount' Stack Based Buffer Overflow (ASLR & DEP Bypass) (Another question.) Then you could arrange your own lights, and do all sorts of useful things for painting like adjusting the tonal ranges covered by the bands of shade on the surface of your model.# Exploit title: FastStone Image Viewer 7.5. Having said all this, it would be much better to create your own toon shader tree. Then at least, you could adjust the 2D rotation in the mapping node, and not have to go to an outside application to do that. which is lifted directly from Cédric Lepiller's video on how to create matcaps. Perhaps a more fruitful approach would be to create your own matcap - using this kind of setup: Using it would have the effect of spinning the 'light source' in the plane of the screen, but would never allow you to bring the 'light' further to the front or back of the 'lit' object. Then, as shown in this video, put the edited image in a 'matcap' folder on the right path. In Blender 2.8, you could render the matcap texture you like on a sphere, and in any image-editing application, rotate the texture in 2D. So if you shade a sphere with a matcap, it will always look exactly like the matcap texture, wherever you look at it from.

In fact, in effect, it's a 'reflection' of half a sphere (infinitely large), directly behind the camera. a self-lit reflection map of an spherical environment that isn't there.

A matcap will never respond to lighting - it's a 'fake'.

Blender matcaps