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<blockquote data-quote="DEFCON 1" data-source="post: 8439719" data-attributes="member: 7006">Sure... but then you also get the issue though that once the illusion is disbelieved it becomes translucent... which means the darkened room now suddenly lights up because the illusion is now translucent from disbelief and the black box surrounding the campfire lets all its light through?&nbsp; That seems kind of silly as well.&nbsp; &quot;I don't think that box is real!&quot; and then suddenly the dark room lights up.&nbsp; Meh.&nbsp; Not for me.For me, it just comes down to easiest case scenario-- the room or area is lit up like it normally is with the light given off by the campfire/torch, but the illusory box looks solid wherever it was placed in/over the campfire/torch.&nbsp; Then when the box is disbelieved and becomes translucent, you now can just see the wavy image of the campfire/torch behind it (but the light in the area doesn't change at all.)As far as the reason why it works like this?&nbsp; It's magic-- it just does.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DEFCON 1, post: 8439719, member: 7006"] Sure... but then you also get the issue though that once the illusion is disbelieved it becomes translucent... which means the darkened room now suddenly lights up because the illusion is now translucent from disbelief and the black box surrounding the campfire lets all its light through? That seems kind of silly as well. "I don't think that box is real!" and then suddenly the dark room lights up. Meh. Not for me. For me, it just comes down to easiest case scenario-- the room or area is lit up like it normally is with the light given off by the campfire/torch, but the illusory box looks solid wherever it was placed in/over the campfire/torch. Then when the box is disbelieved and becomes translucent, you now can just see the wavy image of the campfire/torch behind it (but the light in the area doesn't change at all.) As far as the reason why it works like this? It's magic-- it just does. [/QUOTE]

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