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3 Dimensional Chat / lighting inside a skybox in DBPro

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Posted: 14th Jan 2006 05:36
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Hi, I have one question (well I have more questions but ...) :

Can change the light inside a skybox? How?

I mean, I want to get dark and later light (something like day and night, or rain day or sunny day, you know).

So, how can I change the light inside a skybox in DBPro?

Thanks
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Mucky Muck Ninja
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Posted: 14th Jan 2006 06:31
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I think this belongs in DB Chat.

Explain to me why some people pay money for 3d software? Its not 3d till its been blended. wwww.blender3d.org

''From now on we will travel in TUBES!'' ~Tenacious D
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Crazy Programmer
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Posted: 14th Jan 2006 17:35
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Yes it does but it allso can belong here becuz the title of the catagory is 3d chat so you could really talk about a 3d game and stuff like that here but it would be beter off in teh db chat


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Heckno
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Posted: 17th Jan 2006 20:16
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try playing with the ambient & fog commands in dbp to simulate night/dusk etc.... It may work better using lightmaps or baked lights with different textures to represent the change in time....

I haven't done much with lighting in dbp at this point but I have used ambient & fog to create a decent rainy world effect, not sure how well night and day would work with those commands?

BTW - don't be affraid to post some decent solutions if you find any....
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