As you can see the lightmap retains its intensity by day, using sun angle rad does not solve this as it increases by night, an alternative is to override its intensity with the <lightmap-factor> parameter from the model's xml, but that also means its much less spectacular at night, therefore, i'm attempting to negotiate if i can upload my own .eff file for it on scenemodels.
maybe it is the same problem as you had before(with the gsm connection, remember i mentioned 56k warning), because here i can see the images perfectly here displayed on the forums, does anyone also not see them?
in photobucket, there are no direct links, but there is a copy-paste field that provides "[img]" tags to clipboard, and this is what i use.
the problem about the lightmap-factor, i could not find a suitable property to pass for <lightmap-factor> to switch between day/light cycle
Thorsten wrote in Sun Oct 25, 2015 6:43 pm:Really? When I view your photobucket page, I find a menu:
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Direct
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IMG
And 'Direct' provides the direct link to your screenshot.
Thorsten wrote in Sun Oct 25, 2015 6:43 pm:Try
/rendering/scene/diffuse/red
as a measure for the current sunlight intensity - it's a bit crude, but works well.
Yup, i'v seen that property when i was looking for a solution, but this value is increasing with sun light
hamzaalloush wrote in Sun Oct 25, 2015 6:35 pm:...does anyone else not see them?
hamzaalloush wrote in Mon Dec 21, 2015 9:58 pm:yeah we have some scenemodels trouble as you know, can't wait for it to come back, so i can update the model
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