Added drop-down for selecting environment map #37
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Modified `gui.py` by adding a drop-down for changing environment map lighting. This allows us to visualize the relighting results on-the-fly in real-time. While `global_light` is correctly changed, there is no change to `local_light` when changing the environment map. Is this the desired behaviour?
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gui.pyby adding a drop-down for changing environment map lighting. This allows us to visualize the relighting results on-the-fly in real-time. Whileglobal_lightis correctly changed, there is no change tolocal_lightwhen changing the environment map. Is this the desired behaviour?