I think I may have found a bug.
Not a bug. It’s working as intended
Since you turned the shadows off for the lanterns then the light shines through other parts
turning shadows back on will prevent it
oh shoot i said it wrong i meant the parts around the lights
Have you considered making it so that there is just one opaque part and the many smaller parts are fully transparent?
I just remembered something. What happened to the HDR rendering (aka better neon) from the original video, ROBLOX: Future Is Bright?
Still not a bug, it’s working as intended
If you disable CastShadow for a part then it won’t cast a shadow from the sun or from local lights (I mean you would probably expect to lol)
HDR rendering shipped with Phase 1.
Well, yeah. BUT! The floor had CastShadow on, so it has to cast a shadow, right?
oh and also the lantern is casting shadows
Changing light using a script makes the light extremely bright.
This only happens when using FiB, and it is very annoying.
Before changed with script:
After changed with script:
This only happens in Studio, as FiB only works in Studio, in-game it is completely fine as it is not using FiB.
This is while using a SurfaceLight.
You sure you didn’t change the value extremely high in the script? I’ve changed the lights with a script before and I never got these results.
Maybe tone the script down a little bit… And also maybe the ambient.
Using FIB 3 on my Speed Run game.
It was originally going to use compatibility lighting.
How do you get the floor reflections?
It looks so cool! But sadly, But you can’t publish with it.
I hope anytime soon more stuff will be added such as Volumetric Lighting.
Lighting Reflections isn’t Perfect. It’s just that they don’t reflect geometry.
If reflections existed for geometry, This bug wouldn’t exist.
They aren’t finished.
PBR textures isnt released yet but sometime soon will.
Well if i turn on the Future mode in Studio it also shows me the Future Graphic in Studio… But if i go into the Roblox Player so the Normal Roblox the Future Graphic wont work anymore.
Yep, the announcement is for a Studio beta release.
I’d expect another announcement once there’s a full platform release.
It’s rather simple (some have pointed it out already). Basically, you clone the entire scene, rotate it, mirror it, remove a bunch of objects that can’t be seen on the reflection (or wont be noticeable), and you have it done.
It’s important to remove as many objects of the reflection as possible, since you’re pretty much doubling the memory usage of the scene, and most importantly the polygon count.
