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Your Text: Insert Slimies » Insert UBB Code » Close Last Tag \| All Tags UBB Help	Check it out. The colour across the top is my uber sad attempt at making day light using a nano-curve. I used a Gradient + Curves and tried to follow the general shape of actual day light data. Its damn hard and this is the closest I got before giving up. Its also a bit over-muted because I didn't bother tweaking the scale. In the middle is a nano-curve for a random colour. The violets and indigos are on the high end with a big dip through the middle in the yellow/green area. Along the bottom is what happens when I put the two together. Now that is damn sweeeeet. [img]http://tech-slop.serveit.org/wiki/images/light_surface_final01.jpg[/img] Most 3d render engines use RGB space and multiply for lighting. Makes sense. So I took the light and surface colour and multiplied them just like in such a 3d render system. Guess what? The colour it spit out was vastly different than the above experiment. The differences in hue between the two methods is enough to make me jump for joy. This is a big part of something that I have been after for quite some time. Loading...
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