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Very nice script. Gives a nice overall lighting. Only problems so far include, shadows when switched on for both Sun and Sky make scene far too heavy. Using at work on a XP x64 machine with 8GB and dual Xeon still has trouble loading script, have to run it twice, once to create the lights, and once more to bring up the shelf to edit the lights. Have been using it on photorealistic cars and so far, it works quite well. Will use it for personal animation and see how well it does with that.
At first, Thank you for this nice script. Even though I had no problem using it on the mac, though In your latest version 1.7.0 I couldn't make the aditor fire after I created the dome. The script editor spited out a the message. "Too many children in layout."
my setup is: Mac osx 10.4.11
