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Originally Posted by RPS69
Actually, it is done that way already. When you got 32 bit enabled, the last 8 are used for lights. You could see this by generating TGA files, and opening them with a picture editor that support multi layered images. A screen shot at night will look full daylight just by removing this last layer.
Problem is that colors are being darkened, but not turned into B/W.
It could be achieved by establishing a threshold on the darkening layer. When lights go below X, all colour levels are equalized, achieving a true night sight.
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How are you generating the tga file ?
02-15-2015, 04:34 PM
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