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[PJ156]

There was a thread a while back discussing setting up sepia areas. 

 

I've tried a few keywords but cannot find the thread. does anyone remember it?

 

PJ

[-Semper-]

dunno about the thread, but wouldn't you need a hue setting to get a sepia colored tone? the saturation setting of an area only lets you switch gradually between a colored and a colorless (gray toned) image.

[kamal_]

I would import the MotB Shadow Plane or Misery Stone daynight settings, and then change the gray colors to browns.

[Dann-J]

I would import the MotB Shadow Plane or Misery Stone daynight settings, and then change the gray colors to browns.

 

To make the players sepia-toned would require a VFX that swaps their tint maps (to solid red) and changes their tint colours. Non-tintable creatures would not be tintable using that method though, as they don't have a tint map to swap. You could use a VFX to replace their diffuse textures with pre-made sepia-coloured ones though (or clone their models and reskin them).

 

Non-tintable placeables would have the same problem as non-tintable creatures, with the additional problem that they couldn't be static or environmental if you wanted to apply a texture-swapping VFX. You'd have to clone the placeables and reskin them if you wanted them static or environmental.

[PJ156]

Thanks for the responses. I will try Kamal_'s suggestion and retint the placeables.

 

PJ