So Im building this giant room in amnesia and Im having trouble figuring out a smart, good-looking way to lighten it. As the rooms is now you can only see the bridge and barely even that.
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http://www.mediafire.com/download/8mepl0...pp_(3).zip
Well you could add some torches at the walls or ceiling torches(?) so that it'll light up good. Use a faint boxlight around the whole map. Add a medium bright pointlight that's nearly the same as the light source near the light source and then use a fainter and bigger pointlight away from the lightsource.
(06-23-2014, 02:57 PM)Harry Potter Wrote: [ -> ]Well you could add some torches at the walls or ceiling torches(?) so that it'll light up good. Use a faint boxlight around the whole map. Add a medium bright pointlight that's nearly the same as the light source near the light source and then use a fainter and bigger pointlight away from the lightsource.
Yea i thought about some of these things but the thing is that im new to this so i just couldnt find where to lower and raise the light output from for example a boxlight....
There's a color box on the light object, on the right side of the editor after you select it. It's white by default, so click the white box. After that you can change the amount of red, green, blue and alpha for that light. Try making the box light 0.05 in RGB. You can see the difference in the level.
Let's see:
In pretty much ALL your levels there should be a BoxLight, however, this has a trick:
The light of a BoxLight is very... "boring" and plain, and it usually looks very bad if you have very bright settings (0.5, 0.5, 0.5, 1). Even in levels where it's "day" the boxlight should be somewhere (0.2, 0.2, 0.2, 1). You'll get what I say when you see the light effects by yourself.
So:
If it's a room that big, I wonder... Besides the torches, is there any other thing than can lit up the space? Sometimes, if the place is so big and there's nothing to lit it up, the best is to leave it dark (think about it, natural caves are very big and are very dark, there's no natural light that gets inside).
So, yeah. Unless you think of a way of litting up in a natural way everything (a ceiling window, for example) I'd suggest leaving it dark (with a faint BoxLight, obviously).
