Light_enviroment contrast Created 17 years ago2007-02-04 11:48:15 UTC by Kasperg

Here's my problem. I have a light_enviroment with these values: 215 138 68 300
The parts that receive direct sunlight look fine, just as intended. But the parts in shadow look way too bright. If I make the light brigther, it only gets worse. If I make the light dimmer, the sunlit parts don't look as bright as I want to... Can any RAD settings help me out?

Thx. I'll give it a try. The problem is that the amount of light bounces and minimum brightness work very well in the inside areas of the map

I'm compiling it with a -sky 0.5 parameter. Apparently it works the same as bounce, but only affects the light_enviroment, which is just what I need! Let's hope it works.

Off-topic but, how the heck do you beat sandscroll? I can exploit the map and touch the scroll, but nothing happens. I found a gem switch on the back and ran over to a room on the left with a lever, but nothing happens.

If you pressed the correct lever and the scroll is unprotected, you have to press "E" or whatever key you use as "action". It might not be very clear, but it's something that you should have tried yourself
Not that you're missing much. It's a very anti-climatic ending.

Edit: it's certainly an improvement. The whole map looks better now.

Why are you using the arm model(s) from Blue Shift, Kasp? Calhoun seems a little lost there.

Like I told you with the "Molten Gold" screenshots, I have the Blue-Shift pak file in the valve folder