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Mr Pham
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Posted: 28th Nov 2003 03:42
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Um one question, ok i got this problem, i want to view my skybox, since its big i have to extend the camera range, but when i do so, it renders EVERYTHING within the camera range which makes the FPS goes for a nose dive, is there a way, where i can render the skybox, but at the same time, not render unwanted objects? thx a MILLION

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Shadow Lord
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Posted: 28th Nov 2003 21:58
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Why not make your skybox smaller? As long as you position it to the camera's position the player will never hit it. And it doesn't matter if unseen/hidden objects are outside of the skybox.

The other option is to use fog to obscure objects that are to far to be rendered.

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Mr Pham
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Posted: 28th Nov 2003 23:32
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Well then my sky box would look really cheap, and I do want some other objects to be rendered that are not within the camera range.

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Clarks
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Posted: 29th Nov 2003 09:01
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Mr Pham when it comes to DBC you can do some wonderful things but remember this. You dont get something for nothing. In each and everything you want to produce in DBC you must pay a price. Thats just the way it is.
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IanM
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Posted: 29th Nov 2003 14:46
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Make your skybox smaller, but always keep it centred on your camera. That way, the quality won't drop as you move around.

Also you can use fog to hide the fact that objects just appear as they come through you skybox. To do this though, you'll probably want to make your skybox into a skysphere flattened slightly vertically so that the bits you do want to see (above the horizon) aren't hidden too much by the fog.
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