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22nd May 2001, 03:27 AM
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America's Greatest Kitten Mitten
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I recently enabled volumetric lighting and noticed how much the lights are effected. They're much much more dynamic. Better coloring and I can really tell how the radius is effected also. Closer you get, the brighter the area is, very nice.
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22nd May 2001, 12:47 PM
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I have it enabled all the time...I love fog. (But my system doesn't.
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22nd May 2001, 01:45 PM
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Call me Karp
Join Date: May. 7th, 2001
Location: Holland
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Where can i find settings like this?
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23rd May 2001, 01:05 AM
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America's Greatest Kitten Mitten
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Open Unrealed and in the command line type in Preferences. Expand Rendering and then d3d support (or whatever). Change around the stuff, volumetric ligting for instance, if you have a d3d card.
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23rd May 2001, 09:59 AM
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Call me Karp
Join Date: May. 7th, 2001
Location: Holland
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Ok here are my settings and i have absolutly no idea what i could change at what it would change, can somebody explain some of it?
thnx
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