I never saw the Sun Sky washing out the colors, so you may still have the problem when you get it.
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// OnComputeOutputs
// Called to compute values of all output connectors
function OnComputeOutputs(params)
{
var Turbidity = params.ConValue('Turbidity');
var PreviewScale = params.ConValue('PreviewScale');
var SunPower = params.ConValue('SunPower');
var Power = params.ConValue('Power');
var BackgroundType = params.ConValue('BackgroundType');
var Night = params.ConValue('Night');
var SunColorOut = System.CreateDO('Common Data Package/Color Data');
SunColorOut.SetColorRGB8(218, 217, 216);
// var nightPower = 1.000
var nightPower = 0.01
if(BackgroundType == "Darktide SunSky" && Night) {
// nightPower = 0.500;
//Use same nightPower as Sun Sky
nightPower = 0.1;
//SunColorOut.SetColorRGB8(186, 181, 253);
//SunColorOut.SetColorRGB8(215, 209, 237);
//Use same color as Sun Sky
SunColorOut.SetColorRGB8(218, 217, 216);
}
params.ConValue('TurbidityOut') = Turbidity
params.ConValue('PreviewScaleOut') = PreviewScale
params.ConValue('SunPowerOut') = SunPower * 1.85 * nightPower
params.ConValue('PowerOut') = Power
params.ConValue('SunColorOut') = SunColorOut
}
trueBlue wrote: ↑24 Mar 2024, 01:56 Use Sun & Night should be enabled by default
Example:
No lights in the scene and add Sun Sky Preview with Use Sun disabled, renders BLACK and does not match the Preview
SunSkyObject panel - Directional Sun Light button does not work
Not able to adjust the shadow, because the scene is Black
tS761 non-UU installation