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Dark GDK / Skybox Problem

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Tonholoko
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Posted: 11th Mar 2008 14:18
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why when i move near skybox or when im far away from it, appears something 'big and blue' at skybox?
sry it is a dumb question.. first time using dark gdk

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Fusspawn
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Posted: 11th Mar 2008 18:36
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Eitehr your camera range is set wrong or youve moved outside your skybox ( it is just a 3dbox with texture's inside so moving outside of your skybox = nothing.

Try scaling it larger dbScaleObject() or something along those lines.

Stuck in the land of the confused! and loving it!
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Tonholoko
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Posted: 11th Mar 2008 19:53
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im not moving outside skybox..
how i change the camera range? this will solve the problem? : /

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jason p sage
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Posted: 12th Mar 2008 04:53
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dbCameraRange(fNear, fFar);


http://www.jasonpetersage.com/?PAGE=ironinfantry&SECTION=ironinfantry
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axiagame
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Posted: 13th Mar 2008 21:05
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the "big blue" thing is the default color of your backdrop. If you can not avoid this even while changing your camera range, you can change this color (eg if you are in space, change the color to black) using the command dbColorBackdrop(color). you can use the function dbRGB(red, green, blue) to generate a color.
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jason p sage
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Posted: 13th Mar 2008 21:49
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No you can't but, if your skybox or sphere is bigger than your camera range - then the backdrop shows through - its rather ugly... TOTALLY Ruins a Scene... Especially when its not a problem unless you look certain angles and just a piece of the skybox goes beyond cam range.... that's like the ultimate in Unacceptable!


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axiagame
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Posted: 14th Mar 2008 17:01
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I agree with you jason p sage, I already got this kind of problem, and it is very troubling :S
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Tonholoko
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thx for the help.. i changed the camera range and it works good now
thx again

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