I'm curious to hear what makes you thin the lighting isn't too good. It's not a temp thing. I tried to give it more contrast, but the characters just got even more silly, you got to keep a decent smoothness otherwise the characters will look 100% dark from the opposite of the sunlight.
They fixed that in Gears 2.
Well well right there, I had never bothered with the lighting channels before. Interesting feature. I had to un-check BSP and Static lighting.
Thanks!
It's already looking quite nice.
I've always had nightmares about flying staircases that would hunt me down and so on, ****...
Looks promising though. But I'd also have to say that palm, green and red trees do not fit well together, imo they look like ass in the same garden
Palms do not go well with that kind of classy antique architecture, so I'd go more with the redish trees;
Ha! I'm sure that with the right amount of tweaking you'll have the players lit just the way you want them without influencing your level geometry
Thanks. In-game already has more contrast, that's just a fact.
I am experiencing a little problem with the directional lights. It seems the characters have a weird way of getting affected by them. If I hide my character in the shadow the character will be affected by the directional light pointing at it, while I am directly facing the strongest directional light, the character is barely affected by the other sunlight. But then again like I said, he is definitively affected when not facing the main directional light.
So this is really a big problem.
The lighting is acting weird whenever I use the skylights to only affect characters too.
