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Godrays are rays of light that radiate from their source, usually the sun or some really, really bright light. Good places for godrays include holes in clouds, between tree branches, or windows. Godrays are also good for dusty environments. | Godrays are rays of light that radiate from their source, usually the sun or some really, really bright light. Good places for godrays include holes in clouds, between tree branches, or windows. Godrays are also good for dusty environments. | ||
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Godrays are rays of light that radiate from their source, usually the sun or some really, really bright light. Good places for godrays include holes in clouds, between tree branches, or windows. Godrays are also good for dusty environments.