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Mainly for Al Capwn, here's my current settings.
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The one issue i have with all this is.. i can't find a setting that works for both noon and dawn/dusk.
What looks good at noon is too dark at dawn/dusk. |
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This is something that is useful for "styling" screenshots, images, not dynamic games.
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Here are some settings that will work at any time of the day.
They're an attempt at getting about as neutral (realistic?) a colour scheme as I could get. All they do is increase the contrast (without blowing out any highlights) and get rid of the yellow-green haze the default game currently has. I couldn't push the colours any further into the red (or blue) without adding a noticeable tint to everything. The increased contrast cuts down the sun glare and makes the twilight darker, but I don't think it's too bad. If some of the ground colours still look bad, I think at this point it's not because of the way they're lit but is more due to the colour of the textures themselves, but that's just my opinion. No pics at the moment. |
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Excellent work Les!! It took some time to get the colours to please my eyes, but the result is great. It's a new game world, thanks to you!!
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Never saw pictures of england that colourful , even at a sunny day
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Les could you please post those settings. Very subtle yet nice
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No worries Yvetette, glad you could adjust them to your liking.
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Those pics were taken using the settings I've attached to this post (and elsewhere earlier in this thread), which look a bit blue during the day and which tend to go a little bit green as the light fades. |
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