Which format for shininess / specular color?

[JeffBTX]

Sorry. Noob question. VERY noobish. Noobishisity.

which is correct:

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		materials = 
		{ 
			"back_metal.png" = {
			diffuse_map = "Cor_Front.png";
			emission_map = "Cor_FrontE.png";
			shininess = 10;
			specular_color = (0.30, 0.30, 0.30, 0.50);
			}; 
			"bottom_metal.png" = {
			diffuse_map = "Cor_Side.png";
			emission_map = "Cor_SideE.png";
			shininess = 10;
			specular_color = (0.30, 0.30, 0.30, 0.50);
			}; 
		}; 

... or ...

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		materials = 
		{ 
			"back_metal.png" = {
			diffuse_map = "Cor_Front.png";
			emission_map = "Cor_FrontE.png";
			}; 
			"bottom_metal.png" = {
			diffuse_map = "Cor_Side.png";
			emission_map = "Cor_SideE.png";
			}; 
			shininess = 10;
			specular_color = (0.30, 0.30, 0.30, 0.50);
		};

... or if they BOTH work, I assume that the second one is better, less typing. I can experiment, but the concept "if it works, use it" bothers me. I'd rather know the "most proper way" to do it.

- Thanks

[JensAyton]

The former. In the latter case, the shininess/specular_color values are not being used.

[JeffBTX]

thanks, Ahruman.