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Les couleurs d'opensim changent ! Encore en beta-test, le nouveau viewer de Linden change son modèle colorimétrique. Nous ne savons pas si et quand ces modifications seront portées sur Firestorm. Opensimulator a d'ores-et-déjà intégré les fonctions llLinear2sRGB et llsRGB2Linear. Les testeurs intrépides d'Atlasgrid se sont jetés dessus et les ont décortiquées. Sur le nuancier de gauche, les anciennes couleurs. Sur celui de droite, les nouvelles.
The colors of opensim are changing ! Still in beta-test, the new Linden viewer will incorporate a new color model. We don't know when and if it will be ported to Firestorm. But Opensimulator has yet implemented the LSL functions llLinear2sRGB and llsRGB2Linear. Fearless Atlasgrid's testers has dived in. Left colorchecker : old colors. Right : new colors.
The colors of opensim are changing ! Still in beta-test, the new Linden viewer will incorporate a new color model. We don't know when and if it will be ported to Firestorm. But Opensimulator has yet implemented the LSL functions llLinear2sRGB and llsRGB2Linear. Fearless Atlasgrid's testers has dived in. Left colorchecker : old colors. Right : new colors.
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Ooh, that could mean two or three fewer sim builders who put everything on full bright because it's so dark.
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Full bright flattens all 3d and is like phosphorescent at night. It should be restricted to light-emitting objects. This is for screens, not plants. The major material revamp which is coming, a.k.a. Physically Based Rendering or PBR, should make reflective objects like metal more realistic without using full bright.
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It should. In theory.
In practice, there are sim builders who are like, "It's so fucking dark here, I can't see shit, I'mma switch all this crap on full bright!"
Sure, they could install proper illumination. But full bright is quicker and easier and more convenient, they couldn't see proper shading on their toaster hardware anyway, and it saves them from having to copybot lamps from SL first (which, in turn, is quicker and easier and more convenient than looking for lamps on the Hypergrid).
Related meme: https://opensimworld.com/post/99120
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In practice, there are sim builders who are like, "It's so fucking dark here, I can't see shit, I'mma switch all this crap on full bright!"
Sure, they could install proper illumination. But full bright is quicker and easier and more convenient, they couldn't see proper shading on their toaster hardware anyway, and it saves them from having to copybot lamps from SL first (which, in turn, is quicker and easier and more convenient than looking for lamps on the Hypergrid).
Related meme: https://opensimworld.com/post/99120
Love this meme. I'm a big fan of projectors, as almost everybody has Advanced Lighting on nowadays. Even without projectors, adding point light to a scene is always a big plus, especially at night. Lights do not need to match light fixtures position. In fact, they never do. Make them transparent and move them until best illumination effect is achieved.
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