How to Use Environment Tools: Difference between revisions
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<td>The dial shown in the window is a 24 hour clock that is used to set the lighting conditions at any time of the day and night.<br> | <td>The dial shown in the window is a 24 hour clock that is used to set the lighting conditions at any time of the day and night.<br> | ||
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The scene shown in Surveyor will display the lighting conditions that correspond to the times shown on the clock. | |||
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<td>You can select a specific time by dragging the clock pointer arm to the corresponding position on the dial.</td> | |||
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Revision as of 05:44, 19 July 2018
| Notes: The Environment Tools are used to set:-
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| The Time of Day is set using Session rules such as |
| The World Origin and Date settings are used to set the current season e.g. January = Summer in the Southern Hemisphere and Winter in the Northern Hemisphere |
The Environment Tools
| Open the Environment Tools Editor from the Surveyor Main Menu as shown on the left. This will open the Environment Properties Window as shown below. |
The Lighting Tools
The Lighting Tools control the ambient and sun colours. This tool tab is opened by default whenever the Environmental Editor is opened.
Ambient Color - directional lighting, mainly affects hue of scenery objects
Sun Color - ambient lighting, mainly affects the terrain