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FPSC Classic Product Chat / What would be a good Hex-color for a sun? (Yes, I did search)

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tjaabee
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Posted: 5th Apr 2008 21:14 Edited at: 5th Apr 2008 21:15
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Didn't know where to actually post this, but does anybody have a tip
for a good hex-value for making a sun? If also possible, what do you think is a good lighting range?

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tjaabee

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Plystire
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Posted: 5th Apr 2008 23:30
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Color (DayTime): CCFFFF

Light Range: Whatever it takes to fill up the area that the sun's point at.


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Posted: 5th Apr 2008 23:31
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I'll use maximum light range, not 50.
(We all know that.)
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tjaabee
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Posted: 6th Apr 2008 12:33 Edited at: 8th Apr 2008 17:47
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Thanks!


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you're welcome.
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Nickydude
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Posted: 6th Apr 2008 15:04
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Try this: http://www.surelogos.com/hexcolorchart.html

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COZ's list of HEX codes (Good in horror)

07529e = Dark orange
00002a = very dark red
0042ff= very dark orange
0b668d= Dark yellow
373737= dark white lighing (good in hallways!!!)
575757= More dark white lighting
3f3f3f= Dark moody lighting (2)
0890df=Sun/Sunset
222222= scary/freaky white lighting
222222: white lighting: good for moody areas.
737373: Good dark white
817e34: Spooky Cyan (Bioshock style)



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tjaabee
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Ok, thanks everybody, do ya' have any ideas on the ambience level?

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Posted: 13th Apr 2008 14:05
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70,70,70,70.
It gives off a nice daytime effect.
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Staggering the level of the ambience colours can produce a nice effect. For example, if doing lighting for a tunnel, try to make it more brown, or if doing an egyptian level, try a bit more yellow ambience.

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Posted: 13th Apr 2008 20:35 Edited at: 13th Apr 2008 20:35
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This my help, for more go here! http://www.clan-themes.co.uk/php-nuke-tools-Color.html



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Thanks X.

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