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Topic: Alpha Textures at Night
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3dp
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posted 08-07- 01:37 PM
   
Alpha textures at night (trees, glass, clouds, etc.). Anything we can do about them "glowing" at night? Changing the ambient and infinite light settings and/or the cloud and fog color seems to have no effect on any transparent TIFs. Is this being addressed in the patch or should I put together a couple of ZIP files, one containing the default "day" transparent TIFs, and one containing darkened (a la Dover Night) "night" transparent TIFs so I can switch between them relatively easily by unzipping the appropriate set into the media folder as desired? If I have to do this, could someone easily list the files I would need to modify?------------------
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3dp
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Nat
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posted 08-07- 04:50 PM
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3dp
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posted 08-07- 10:16 PM
OK, I read it but I didn't understand it!So is it a simple modification to certain (all?) SM files? If it is, is it being done to all new planes (for the cockpits, etc.)? Is there a set of modified SM files for the terrains which I can download somewhere? If I'm totally off the mark, please correct me, I want to fix this. ------------------
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Nat
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posted 08-08- 05:24 AM
Not that I'm well informed  LOL, but check this one aswell, if you need more infor Rens your man 
http://www.fightersquadron.com/ubb/Forum1/HTML/005188.html ------------------
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Rendsburger
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posted 08-08- 02:39 PM
3dp,
here is where i get my information about that stuff: http://www.wingswithwires.com/patch/mb/posts.asp?id=216&fid=4 I didnīt know if it is possible to change alpha tifs too. Rendsburger IP: Logged |
3dp
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posted 08-09- 09:45 PM
This is more of a curiosity question than anything else, but why doesn't Glide suffer from the towns staying lit like the other renders do (so far as I can tell). Presumably, Direct X and OpenGL do suffer from the alpha teture thing I desribed above (clouds, smoke, etc. being too bright at night).------------------
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3dp
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