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Wow

oh wow thats p cool

Getting back in the map making game

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that person got hacked

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It’s spam right?

Uh

New update looks neat, that ruler is gonna come in handy!

Lighting plays a massive role in creating the right vibe, so I’d like to share my thoughts on this and explain a bit about the lighting features in Limscape. Broadly speaking, there are two types of light sources.

The first, and least resource-intensive, is an emissive material. It acts like a softbox—it doesn’t cast hard shadows, but it can create visual artifacts (noisy dots on surfaces) if the emissive object is too small.

The second type is the actual light source, which is much more resource-intensive. It produces practically no artifacts and has a large visibility range. However, having just 4 of these lights in a scene with a range of 3000 units already puts a significant load on the system. Therefore, if you need to illuminate a larger area over a greater distance, it's better to increase the bounced light parameter

artefacts

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Sometimes I don't want the lamp to shine with two sources at once, to avoid artifacts, so I turn off the emitting light of the lamp but leave the glowing texture

Some scenes require minimal reflected light, which requires turning off the glowing light and turning on the regular light, then lowering the reflected light

for example here, to make the shadows deeper, I made a minimal re-reflection

By the way, the map is already in the public domain.

here the light is only shining