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When creating or viewing shaders in the Multi-lister, show the material with the HDR image applied to help the user see how the material will look in the scene before it is applied.
Essentailly, each shader ball is a mini harware shaded viewport that represents the current hardware shade settings - so this would apply if the lighting modes were set to Default, Warm, Contrast, All or Selected Lights as well.
Just got our 2014 Licenses and noticed that this is sorta working. Unfortunately is composites the default multilister lighting over the IBL lighting preview which creates a bit of a 2x lighting effect.
The preview doesn't honor the tone mapping values in the Environment parameter either, so if you load an HDR that is over or under exposed, the multilister looks a bit off.
The 20124 implementation is headed in the right direction and it does help to tune the reflectivity of a shader.
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