#recalculate

The world is fooling you into believing that you don't have enough time. That you need to give every waking hour to someone, or some thing, else.

Stirrups:

It’s funny how intentions get thrown overboard early in the journey

What becomes of that once precious cargo-those notions of omnipotence that seemed so virtuous,

Worthy of worship itself

When the momentous trek for awareness and ultimate freedom turn on you

And your boot gets stuck in the stirrup after your high horse has dispatched you from that lofty perch

As the world turns upside down all around you

You catch a fleeting glimpse of that discarded cargo

Gliding giddily into God’s greenest garden

With their look of abandonment morphing quickly into a serenity that you believed belonged to you

As you realize in those last lucid moments that you yourself were the useless cargo

And your awakened beneficence was nothing more than cheap cruelty delivered to all and sundry with the knowing competence of a Roman emperor

Justice can be such a burden to dispense

And a bitter bitch to receive

Such is the stuff of awakenings…

Rolloroberson©2022

(“She calls me baby, she calls everybody baby,

It’s a lonely ol’ night but ain’t they all”

- Mellencamp)

“RE-CALCULATE”, dance piece by Marianna Kavallieratos, visual direction by Vassilis Zidianakis & Angelos Tsourapas (ATOPOS CVC), costumes by Craig Green, Watermill Summer Program workshop, July 30 - August 17, 2012

Q: how do I cause reflection probes to recalculate via code?

A: To recalculate Reflection Probes via code in Unity, you can use the RenderProbe.Refresh() method. First, you need to get a reference to the Reflection Probe component on the GameObject, and then call the Refresh() method. Here's an example:

using UnityEngine; public class RefreshReflectionProbe : MonoBehaviour { private ReflectionProbe reflectionProbe; void Start() { reflectionProbe = GetComponent<ReflectionProbe>(); } public void UpdateReflectionProbe() { if (reflectionProbe != null) { reflectionProbe.RenderProbe(); } } }

In this example, the UpdateReflectionProbe() method can be called whenever you want to recalculate the Reflection Probe. The Reflection Probe component should be attached to the same GameObject as this script. If you want to update multiple Reflection Probes, you can iterate through them and call the RenderProbe() method for each one.