question about the ScatterSky
by Ben Halverson · in General Discussion · 07/23/2010 (9:31 am) · 2 replies
Hi all,
I love the new sun settings using the Scatter Sky, but even with different cloud layers, it still doesn't look as good as the visual spectrum possible with a regular skybox. Is there any way to use a cubemap during the day, instead of the regular old blue? It would be great to use the ScattersSky sun, skybox and clouds at the same time.
Thanks, whoever can help.
I love the new sun settings using the Scatter Sky, but even with different cloud layers, it still doesn't look as good as the visual spectrum possible with a regular skybox. Is there any way to use a cubemap during the day, instead of the regular old blue? It would be great to use the ScattersSky sun, skybox and clouds at the same time.
Thanks, whoever can help.
#2
There is a Resource that will let you *colorize* the sky if you desire more than the typical blue sky.
EDIT: to add link.
10/29/2010 (6:48 pm)
No. Scattersky is procedurally drawn/colored based upon it's settings and TimeOfDay. Using a skybox in combination would make the rayleigh and mie scattering effects unseen/useless. The choice of using one or the other is down to personal design and artistic goal.There is a Resource that will let you *colorize* the sky if you desire more than the typical blue sky.
EDIT: to add link.
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