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0000616Gameplay + OpenGL[All Projects] Featurepublic2017-04-24 02:42
ReporterRockstarRaccoon 
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PrioritynormalSeverityminorReproducibilityhave not tried
Status closedResolutionopen 
Summary0000616: Give ACS control over fake Contrast effect to fake some kind of directional lighting
DescriptionI was watching a video of someone's automated environment stuff, and have been thinking about the problems caused by Fake Contrast in modern maps, and something clicked to me: what if we could control the Fake Contrast of a sector or lines through ACS?

This may be a pipe-dream, but what I'm asking for is ACS functions which allow the mapper to use the Fake Contrast code to say things like "brighten West facing walls and darken East facing walls", thus building a neat little atmospheric effect of angular light.
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Graf Zahl

Graf Zahl

2017-04-22 03:51

administrator   ~0001516

I don't think this is a good idea because right now fake contrast is a global setting. Once it gets exposed to mappers it's basically off limits, so I consider this dangerous if we want to work on the lighting system.
RockstarRaccoon

RockstarRaccoon

2017-04-23 22:02

reporter   ~0001543

Last edited: 2017-04-23 22:05

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KAY :V
In the future though, it'd be nice to have there be an option to use ACS and MAPINFO to alter the angles at which this is applied: that would certainly help with Time Of Day effects.

Graf Zahl

Graf Zahl

2017-04-24 02:42

administrator   ~0001544

I doubt that this will ever happen.

Issue History

Date Modified Username Field Change
2017-04-21 21:04 RockstarRaccoon New Issue
2017-04-22 03:51 Graf Zahl Status new => closed
2017-04-22 03:51 Graf Zahl Note Added: 0001516
2017-04-23 22:02 RockstarRaccoon Note Added: 0001543
2017-04-23 22:03 RockstarRaccoon Note Edited: 0001543 View Revisions
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2017-04-24 02:42 Graf Zahl Note Added: 0001544