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Could we have this back please?
I was just rummaging through some old screenshots on my steam gallery and found this:
http://cloud.steampowered.com/ugc/57...DF76A42BBD714/ this: http://cloud.steampowered.com/ugc/57...D7DD3965F2687/ aaand finally this: http://cloud.steampowered.com/ugc/57...83B3B586914AF/ It think it has been mentioned before but it's worth saying it again IMO, could the weathering please go back to having a real lowest setting? So those of us who really appreciate a factory fresh Spitfire (or any other plane for that matter) might actually fly one? |
Looks very lush and crisp.. agreed
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Might be partially to do with the spit skin weathering bug :(, but I hope they have tweaked the reflections/lighting looks very nice in these pics.
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Agree. On some planes (Bf-109) there are some ugly low resolution spots left from the original weathering you can't get rid of when making a new skin.:( It looks really bad. What I miss the most is the gorgeous sun set, sun rise, the beautiful blue water and the reflections in the water. :cry::cry: I hope with this long tme spent on the next patch, they had time to reintroduce some of that original beauty in the game. :cry::cry: http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...404_152800.jpg http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...4-13_00001.jpg [IMG] http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...423_010155.jpg http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...423_012909.jpg http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...shot107198.jpg http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...shot237639.jpg http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...shot134464.jpg |
I miss that lighting too. Last patch it was removed, maybe to increase fps? I hope they can turn it back on.
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The second to last picture the 110 is absolutely stunning... :O
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Apart from the beautiful sunset colours, one thing I really, REALLY want is the fresnel reflections that were originally in the game. Check out the second to last picture with the 110, the wings reflect the light in the sky perfectly!
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Agree about the Spitfire weathering bug, they look hideous in the current form.
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About the sun, In the past another member Bigpickle mentioned this as well, and I too also said not so long ago about the old sun and lighting being way better, but got told the present was much better by the majority of the community.
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my hope is that the early lighting and color beauty we saw in the sim in the first months of its release will eventually come back when the performance issue is solved. |
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Look at this screenshot from the BOM update: http://forum.1cpublishing.eu/attachm...7&d=1333103708 That screenshot is taken very close to sunset or sunrise. We all know how the sun looks during those times. A lot less bright and orange redish. The closer to the horizon the easier it is to look straight at it, without the blinding glare, because the light has to pass through a lot more air. Another thing out of wack after the last patch is how dark it is at, or just after sunset or just before sunrise. If you played the early morning mission in ATAG, you'll know what I'm talking about. The mission starts just 10-15 minutes before sunset, and you can't see NOTHING outside or inside the cockpit. Just compare that with what you actually see in the real world ten minutes before sun rise. I really hope they can bring that natural look back. It shouldn't be that hard, they have the original as a refference and that original lighting was calibrated by a professional photographer. |
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on the southern tip of australia (close to the south pole) the sun at dusk can get very bright and sharp (as it does on the Argentinian tip of south america). the bright sharpness of the sun is potentially very dangerous when driving (causes many accidents). the bright sunlight strikes you directly in the eye's (just under the car visor ) and is so bright and strong it can completely blind you unless you have good sunglasses on and are prepared for sudden the disruption it causes to your normal vision. without good sunglasses on you'd be in danger of killing yourself or others, or running off the road. the evening sun phenomena is well known here, and some local radio stations warn of it during the traffic updates or weather reports when the effect is particularly strong on certain days. maybe a similar effect is at play close to the arctic circle up north :) then again, maybe this is just another problem in their old gfx engine (presuming Moskow is to far south to be affected by the phenomena i described) |
I live in Western Australia and the mornings looks very similar to that seen in the BoM screenshot. Of course, the Australian sun would be distinct to the Russian sun.
I hope that they increase the reflections on the aircraft. The new BoM aircraft seriously lack any reflections - although it is WIP. I am also concerned about the lack of "factory finished" aircraft skins. |
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Its exactly how you describe it here, close to the arctic circle, in Sweden. And, if im not mistaken, the "classic" bright red sunsets is due to modern pollution in the air more than anything and the degree of pollution vary depending on where one lives. California is a famous example. That level of pollution simply doesn't exist here. |
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Well, the sun looks exactly the same in game now, and our current BOB map shouldn't have anything to do with the arctic condition you describe.
This is not specific BOM effect. It's in game now. |
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It's about how how light works. At dawn and dusk the light has to travel trough a much thicker layer of lower atmosphere, because of the tangent angle. White light is made of different spectrums of light of different wave lenght. More red light is scatered toward you in lowe athmosphere than blue or green light. That's where the red comes from. Anyway, I was talking about the excessive glare in the curent version of the game. |
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with winter snow reflecting light, that could be another factor in the strong effect seen in the BoM wip screenshot |
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