A lighting loader?? (1 Viewer)

[willwhitt56]

im sorry, i didn't know where to put this, i assumed it may have been a loader of some kind. i noticed in the images hereThicker Ass and Legs Low-Rise Denim Micro Shorts that the color is brighter than normal SDT pictures. IS there some loader, mod, etc that can do this?

 

[Wither]

I could be wrong but I think that screenshot was achieved using careful colour grading of skin, hair and clothing to give everything a slightly pink tinge and more saturation, I'll see if I can demonstrate what I mean:

No colour grading:

With colour grading (everything shifted to have a slightly more warm tone)

I mean I might be way off, my colour-grading skills aren't that good. But I'm not aware of any existing "lighting" mods although it is a neat idea.

 

[willwhitt56]

Wither i see what you mean, but now that i think about it... is there a lighting loader mod?Can it be made? what if you want to make a scene with darker lighting, like you were in a dungeon?

 

[Wither]

Wither i see what you mean, but now that i think about it... is there a lighting loader mod?Can it be made? what if you want to make a scene with darker lighting, like you were in a dungeon?

I'm afraid it isn't my area of expertise, but I'm sure something could be done. Even something as simple as a very soft RGB colour overlay on the whole screen might work. Maybe reach out to an artist and see if it's possible.

 

[sby]

overlays can be done, animtools has a black fade option for swapping positions.
the real question is, will all the mouse clicking work with one always on, and can any fancy filtering be done instead of just using alpha.

should be able to be done just using actionscript and using rectangles, but i'll pass on this one as it isn't interesting to me.
sidenote, if someone wants to look into it, there will be a decision to where to place the filter. important notes might be below the dialog box, as well as below the menus.

more sidenotes, might be more interesting to import a png, that way can do things like angled spot lighting or people can throw together their own shading orientation.