Post a .cap and we might be able to give you an answer. It's impossible to tell "whats going on" with the information you've given us.

Great plugin, very useful.

I have something i've been trying to do for my day/night circle but havent been able to figure out a solusion for yet. I would like the very lowest layer, the sky with the stars and moon, to shine through and not be darkened, but color/darken everything above. Otherwise the darkness would cover the stars, and the lamps would reveal them, wich looks wierd.

Heres an example of what I'm going for: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/930918/light.jpg

Is it possible to use or possibly tweak this plugin to achieve something like that? Perhaps a list where you specify what layers to affect.

Here's my attempt at creating this:

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/5426011/examples3/water2.cap made in 0.99.96

It works well visually but requires a pretty much static environment. AKA it doesn't allow you to drain a body of water but it fills it nicely.

Good example to have ROJO, Thanks.

The guy earns like 200.000$ a day, so i don't think he'll cry if you pirate it.

Love the concept, keep the concept.

I actually love everything. The music thing is fantastic, and the soundtrack is a great composition as well! Dont make it too complicated. Maybe one more weapstrument, but no more. Finnish this with good quality and it's a winner!

[quote:ekbzyu8v]btw is it just me or like everybody are asking for this...?

Not just you, I've been suggesting this as well. I always use objects pv's for storing values since you can see them, but it's far from optimal and a visual array would really speed things up and help keeping everything organized.

Yeah, shadows on the sky isn't really something you'll see in a real life situation.

But some kind of moving shadow on the trees might look good though. Anyone?

What is that? Doesn't really look right. You'll have to post the .cap as well, otherwise it doesn't really mean anything. Could as well be photoshopped.

Yeah, i did that. Just didn't bother to write it.

one thing is missing. transperency.

shadows, when sun is low, not only grow longer - but also less visible. in that last cap - try and drag the sun far away offscreen and see what happends.

Actually, the shadows stay the same, It's everything around that gets darker.

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/930918/fakeshadows.cap

This thread is getting interesting. How much more realistic can we make this?

10 points to anyone who finds something to improve.

I also have problems with the temp.exes created when you test a game. I have norton internet security. No big problem though, i just had to add temp.exe to the exclude-list.

Doh.. i gotta learn to avoid getting tunnel vision when i spend too much time on the same task. This situation is way to familiar.

Thanks.