From there when you click on a quality level name, its definition is displayed below, say the shadow cascades in Fantastic setting:
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Re: Shadows settings
Well, since I think you have the Daggerfall Unity project open in Unity Editor, you can check how the different quality are defined: Edit > Project Settings > Quality
From there when you click on a quality level name, its definition is displayed below, say the shadow cascades in Fantastic setting: I'm not sure how to improve those though
From there when you click on a quality level name, its definition is displayed below, say the shadow cascades in Fantastic setting: I'm not sure how to improve those though
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Re: Shadows settings
Thanks, I will have a look just out of curiosity 
And btw, any idea where the lightning curve is located? The one which determines the brightness during day night and anything in between.
Id really like to reduce the full bright during the day, create a custom curve lets say. If that might be distributed as a mod, it would be great. But im not sure about that. So maybe have it as a option somewhere.. anything.
Thank you
And btw, any idea where the lightning curve is located? The one which determines the brightness during day night and anything in between.
Id really like to reduce the full bright during the day, create a custom curve lets say. If that might be distributed as a mod, it would be great. But im not sure about that. So maybe have it as a option somewhere.. anything.
Thank you
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Re: Shadows settings
The sunlight day/night brightness curve is on game object Sunlight (which is under Exterior > SunlightRig). This has a SunlightManager component attached which holds the curve data. The curve represents overall scale from 6am through 6pm and scales the brightness of sun.
This is just a scaling ramp from 0-1-0 though. If you want to change the intensity of the daytime lighting, a better place is to set the colour and intensity of the sun itself. This is the directional Light component on the same SunLight gameobject as above. Change the intensity from 1.0 to say 0.75 and tweak the colour as required.
There's also PlayerAmbientLight component on PlayerAdvanced object. This only contributes a little additional lighting to scene but it all adds up. The param you'd need to change is ExteriorNoonAmbientLight for maximum ambient brightness outside during the day.
And please keep in mind all of this will need to re-tweaked once we shift to Linear lighting and Unity 2019. I'm going to do all that in one hit early next year so that I'm only breaking mods once. I'll give you guys plenty of warning before it happens.
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This is just a scaling ramp from 0-1-0 though. If you want to change the intensity of the daytime lighting, a better place is to set the colour and intensity of the sun itself. This is the directional Light component on the same SunLight gameobject as above. Change the intensity from 1.0 to say 0.75 and tweak the colour as required.
There's also PlayerAmbientLight component on PlayerAdvanced object. This only contributes a little additional lighting to scene but it all adds up. The param you'd need to change is ExteriorNoonAmbientLight for maximum ambient brightness outside during the day.
And please keep in mind all of this will need to re-tweaked once we shift to Linear lighting and Unity 2019. I'm going to do all that in one hit early next year so that I'm only breaking mods once. I'll give you guys plenty of warning before it happens.