Quote: "this is mentioned at the beginning of the manual. It says that that is meant to help out newbs who might wonder why their game is pitch black. The learning curve is steep enough. lol"
Lol, I was not aware of this.
I'm not a newb, and I was wondering whenever I turned the lights in the room off, WHY the heck everything became extremely bright!
It's also a little weird for them to do this because the default ambience WITH lights is 25... I figured it would have been a little smarter to just set the ambience at default at the START of the program and NEVER change the ambience automatically during run-time, because if the lights got turned off, then obviously the player did it and it was intentional. But that's just MHO.
Quote: "How do I change the ambience in a the game in the first place?"
Scripting, would be the short answer.
The detailed answer would be:
AMBIENCE=X, where X is the percentage of ambience you desire. (0-100)
AMBIENCERED=X, where X is the red value you want for the ambient light. (0-255)
AMBIENCEGREEN=X, where X is the green value you want for the ambient light. (0-255)
AMBIENCEBLUE=X, where X is the blue value you want for the ambient light. (0-255)
The one and only,
~PlystirE~
Dammit, Jim! I'm a programmer not a graphic designer!!!
