Melissa Yeuxdoux
Registered User
Join date: 28 Aug 2006
Posts: 44
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05-29-2007 23:28
I'm running the First Look viewer, and the sky is truly spectacular... BUT.
I notice that lighting of objects is affected considerably by the virtual time of day. This makes sense, and is realistic, but... it doesn't appear to affect one's avatar the same way it does everything else, notably attachments.
Now, my auburn hair looks dark brown at sunrise, and orange at sunset. Attachments that I've very carefully tweaked to match my skin color look like it's still midnight at sunrise, and have the color of a kumquat at sunset... all the while my avatar's skin color is relatively unchanged.
This has been a problem before with local lighting treating attachments differently from one's avatar, but now the differences are flat out outrageous. What can be done about it?
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Meni Kaiousei
knowledgebase junkie
Join date: 6 Nov 2006
Posts: 162
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05-30-2007 00:42
Oh that is bad news. A lot of clothes designers use slightly different colors in attachments to match the color of the prim clothes with the 'normal' clothes.
I suggest that you file a report at Jira, including screenshots.
- Login at jira.secondlife.com. - Create a new issue. - Set “Project” to “Second Life Viewer - VWR”. - Set “Issue Type” to “Bug”. - Set “Affects Version/s” to “WindLight” and fill in the appropriate details. - Scroll to the bottom and click “Create” button.
(instructions copied from the blog)
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Melissa Yeuxdoux
Registered User
Join date: 28 Aug 2006
Posts: 44
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05-30-2007 03:58
Thanks... I'll do that. Another thread mentioned choosing the "use default color picker" option; I tried that, and it appears to help a great deal.
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Nargus Asturias
Registered User
Join date: 16 Sep 2005
Posts: 499
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05-31-2007 07:04
Um...I dunno. isn't everything, avatar and prim alike, effected by lighting all the same is good thing? It's been something I've always wish.
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